Editing look and feel

Hi, we just started editing our itunes u site. We've seen the theme and templates settings but however much we try we can not see how we could create a look and feel like that of say MIT or OHIO. The course panels that I see on the home page have a look to them that isn't attainable through the edit theme options. Can anyone point out to me what I'm missing here?

Hello Jim,
you can do the following to get a default layout without the JSC styles:
1. Copy the defaulttheme.jar (folder: \build\web\WEB-INF\lib) into a new folder (e. g. \mydefaulttheme) and rename it to mydefaulttheme.jar. Open mydefaultheme.jar with Winzip.
2.Extract all the files into the same folder (\mydefaulttheme). You get a folder com.
3. Open css_ie55up.css and css_master.css in \com\sun\rave\web\ui\defaulttheme\css with an editor of your choice, delete the whole content and save the empty files.
4. Right click the com folder, choose Add to Zip file and add the modified files to mydefaultheme.jar.
5. In JSC click Tools/Library Manager. Click New Library ... and choose the Library Type Theme Libraries. Give your theme a name and add it with the Add Jar/Folder Button. You have to set the Classpath and the Runtime.
6. Choose Projects/Themes. Right click your theme and choose Set As Current Theme.
7. Finally create your own style sheet file in the resources folder and add it to the page ...

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