Skin Name: Zenlike
Skin Download: http://sally.lunaescence.com/?page_id=205
Description: A light green and white skin with very few graphics
Author: Sally Anderson
Author E-Mail: sally@lunaescence.com
Author URI: http://sally.lunaescence.com/

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Brushes and Stock Photos Used in this Set
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Brush: Ink
Download From: Miss M - http://www.rebel-heart.net/brushes/
Where Used: Header Graphic, near Bamboo

Stock Photo: Bamboo
Download from: ManixTT - http://manixtt-stock.deviantart.com/
Where Used: Header Graphic and Section Header Background


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Custom Graphics
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This is a very lightweight skin that uses NO custom header graphics.  Everything is based on CSS text, font, and background effects.  If you'd like to make some custom header graphics, I can provide raw files in *.psp, *.psd, Fireworks *.png,*.ai, and several other formats.  (See the skin download link above.)


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How to Customize
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The biggest thing you may need to customize is the title.  I liked the effect of having it on the green area, though you may wish to move it somewhere else.

To do this, you need to open style.css and scroll down until you reach: 

/* Main Title Position and Style */

.bgfttl controls the upper portion, which should be your site's title and .udrttl controls the lower portion (which should be your site's slogan).

For those not familair with CSS, these positions are controlled by the "position:absolute;left:##px;top:##px".  Position in CSS basically assumes that the Web page layout begins at the top, left corner of the viewing area (the place where you view Web sites).  It's 100% wide, or 800 pixels, 1024, 1152, 1200, 1600, or whatever setting you have your resolution at minus the width of the scrollbar (20 to 30 pixels).

In this case, I have the top title set to display exactly 90 pixels down from the top of the viewing area and 100 pixels over.

If you want to move it over to the white section, you may have to experiment, since I don't know your browser.  You could try changing the "left:##px" measurements to percentage (left:##%), and try 90% and subtract from there until it's where you want it.  

	
Enjoy!