#### Theme Editor

The Theme Editor allows you to modify the template files, the stylesheets and the Javascript files of the theme you are currently using.

The file list on the right is divided in four sections:

- Template files
- CSS files (stylesheets)
- Javascript files
- Locales files (files used for translation)

The bullet in front of each file can have three different colors:

- Black means it is in the `default` theme.
- Yellow means it belongs to the current theme.
- Red means it belongs to a parent theme.

#### File mofidication

To modify a file, click on its name. Its content will be displayed in the editor. If the file can be overwritten you will be able to save it by pressing the Save (s) button.

Be careful: Modifications are applied immediately after saving.

If you modify a file that comes from the `default` theme, the file will be copied into your current theme.

#### Syntax highlighting

You can activate the syntax highlighting in your preferences (in My options tab).

#### Further reading

To edit your template files, please check the list of template tags.