Step 10: Change the colors of the images
In this section, we will change the colors of the images to match the color scheme.
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Select "greenarrow.png" from the Website Explorer.
Double click on it to load it to the Image Editor. Click down arrow of this button

. Select Colors -> Lookup. Select the option "Retain transparency".
Click on the Edit button of the Lookup Dialog to open the Gradient Editor.
Press the button "New" to open the New Gradient Dialog to create a new gradient. Set the color of the stop on the left (with red circle) to #7D6F17. This color can also be selected from the custom colors of the Color Dialog.
Set the color of the stop on the right (with red circle) to #FDFCF7. This color can also be selected from the custom colors of the Color Dialog.
Click OK to create this gradient. Click OK again to exit the Gradient Editor and return to the Lookup Dialog. Click OK to apply this gradient to the image.
The image has changed from

to

. Click the button "Insert to Site". Click OK to overwrite "greenarrow.png" with this new image.
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Select "arrow.png" from the Website Explorer.
Double click this image to load it into the Image Editor. Click this button

to open the Fill Color Dialog. Set the fill color to #AF1402.
Click OK to apply this color to the image. Click the "Insert to Site" button and overwrite "arrow.png" with this new image.
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Select "arrow.gif" from the Website Explorer and repeat 2 above to set the color to #AF1402 and overwrite the original image with the new one.
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Select "icon1.png", "icon3.png", "icon4.png" and "icon6.png" from the Website Explorer. Repear 2 above for each image but use the color #FCBA58.
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We will create a new "Read more..." image as the original one has drop shadow so the above method cannot be used. Select Tools -> Image Editor. Click the down arrow of this button

and select New -> blank. Set the image size to 150 x 30.
Click this button

to open the Add Text Dialog. Select the font "Arial". Select "bold" for Style. Set the size to 11. Set the color to #FCBA58. Enter the text "Read more...".
Press the OK button to add this to a layer. Press the button "Insert to Site". Select "PNG" for the image type and enter the name "readmore.png".
Press the OK button to overwrite the original image.