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Customizing the look of dailyword.com on your website
There are many ways that you can customize the way you display dailyword.com on your website. For example, you can choose to display a text logo for dailyword.com instead of an image logo. You can change the color of the bounding box and any of the textual elements.
Changing the dailyword.com logo
You have the option of displaying the logo as either an image pulled from the dailyword.com website or as plain text. To change the logo to plain text, you only need to change the value of the logo parameter in the provided code. Take a look at the provided code and notice the text towards the end, "logo=1". If you change "logo=1" to "logo=0", the logo will change from an image to plain text as in the example below Furthermore, you can change the size and/or color of the plain text logo, as well as the other textual elements. To do this, you must be familiar with Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS. A good resource on CSS can be found here. The provided code for displaying dailyword.com on your website includes a link to a stylesheet that resides on dailyword.com. You can choose to use your own styles for each of the elements. This can be accomplished in two methods.
Customizing styles Earlier, it was instructed that any custom styles/stylesheets you add should be placed after the link to dailyword.com's stylesheet. This is the preferred method as it requires that you specify only the styles that you want to customize. You need not do anything for styles that you don't want to change. Below is an image which illustrates the names of the styles you can choose to customize as well as what elements they affect.
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