WHERE do I specify these photos ?

WOW I am REALLY getting FRUSTRATED with the structure of this template !
I am using Fitness template for a new site and the locations of the images and WHERE TO SPECIFY THE NAMES of these images is HARD TO FIND and really really really really exasperating.

PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT for the module that I am TRYING to edit.
I want to put three different photos in here, I cannot find the photos by examining the code, I cannot find the photos by examining the modules OR the articles, I have BLOWN HOURS On this simple little thing. WOW !

I feel thsat I should not have to ask where such stuff is, if it's placed in a logical location and edited with a standard article or module interface.

PLEASE TELL ME where the heck to  go to edit the names of the photos used in this template.
THANKS,
Kent

WOW FRUSTRATING WOW !

Hello,

Just learn how to use Chrome Developer Tools (you have it on your screenshot) a little better and you will have no frustration. You will be able to easily find the location of any image on any website on the Internet.

So, the images you are trying to find are located in this folder <joomla root>/media/templates/site/fitness/images/custom

Regards,
Milos

Milos,
Thanks for this reply.
---->>>>>    PLEASE TELL ME where the heck to  go to edit the names of the photos used in this template.

I can very well see, and that is why I showed you the screen shot WHERE the image files ARE.
What I need to know is WHERE in the template files / menus / structure the NAMES of the image files are specified ?

If I replace these images with the ones that I want to use, WHERE In the templates (Code ? - Template menus ? - CSS file ?)
WHERE I CHANGE the NAME of the image file to be displayed.

---->>>>>    PLEASE TELL ME where the heck to  go to edit the names of the photos used in this template.

It seriously should not be this difficult to simply modify a template...

Thanks,
Kent

Hello,

Everything is in Joomla. You don't need to look for files inside Joomla. Just log in to your Joomla administrator and change everything from there. There, you can change all the text, modules, menus, and more.

If you are an experienced coder and what to change the PHP files of our templates, the files are located in folders:

/templates/sparky_framework (this is parent template files)
/templates/fitness (this is child template files)

Also, the static files (images, javascript, and CSS files) are in the media folder I mentioned above.

Finally, some images are in the folder <joomla_root>/images

Regards,
Milos

OK, obviously I have not stated my question properly, OR you have not read my specific question.

Let's try again:
tryrec.townoflimon.com/
on the above page there are three images in the ADVERT1 / ADVERT2 / ADVERT3 positions, displayed by site modules.

Modules # 237 is VOLLEYBALL
Module # 238 is SOCCER
Module # 239 is GOLF


The photos that are currently displayed live in the
/media/templates/site/fitness/images/custom
folder.
These images are:
demo_bodyweight.jpg
demo_cardio.jpg
demo_individual.jpg

I want to change these images to something else.
I will put the new images in the same folder.
They will have different names from the current photos.

WHERE in the Joomla administrator do I tell Joomla the names of these new images ? 

It's not in the modules. There is no place in the modules that specipy these images.

MY QUESTION IS:  After I put the new photos in the /media/templates/site/fitness/images/custom  folder,
WHERE do I tell JOOMLA the names of these images to display them ? WHERE in the joomla administrator do I put these file names ?

PLEASE HELP ! ?

Thank You,
Kent

Hello,

The image names are defined in CSS file: /media/templates/site/fitness/css/custom.css

If you want to change the image names, you can edit this file and around line 286 you will find the images. So, change it there and save the file.

You can edit this file on your computer and then upload it using FTP by overwriting the original file, or, you can edit it via Joomla administrator in System > Site Templates > Fitness Details and Style. Then from the left menu select css > custom.css.

Regards,
Milos