So after I finished my template/theme for my site I decided to make a small tut on how easy it was to actually change the look of the site. Take note. This is not a full fledge tutorial on how to edit it. Just some small ways to change the color and look of the site. 

Deli's iWiccle Template Tutorial

Hope it helps some. Maybe I can make a video in later tuts?

Yep — that would definitely be an easy way of doing it, if you don't need to change the shapes of the graphics. Good work!

Video tutorials are very welcome — we will have a separate channel for them in the next version of Wiccle.com in works.

Where is the tutorial? Heck it's not even iWiccle, it's a wordpress blog.

The tutorial was there ... and so was iWiccle last time

Starz, could you be kind enough to share your experience and why the change? so we can help make things better 

He seems to answer it here. If anyone is missing out on functionality, please make your voice heard and let us know what you want. We can't anticipate every user's need in advance, but we try to respond quickly to requests for features that would useful to a broad range of users.

We also don't have a massive community or tons of add-on materials yet, but we're building on top of a solid and innovative piece of CMS software that offers a great deal of features not available in most competing CMS systems once you dig into it. To each according to their needs!

@Longview: You also refer to our full templating reference for more details on how templating works in iWiccle/Wiccle. The Creating new themes in iWiccle 1.20 - Task Log thread may also be of interest. If you have any questions or bump into problems while working on a template, please let us know.

He seems to answer it here. If anyone is missing out on functionality, please make your voice heard and let us know what you want. We can't anticipate every user's need in advance, but we try to respond quickly to requests for features that would useful to a broad range of users.

We also don't have a massive community or tons of add-on materials yet, but we're building on top of a solid and innovative piece of CMS software that offers a great deal of features not available in most competing CMS systems once you dig into it. To each according to their needs!

@Longview: You also refer to our full templating reference for more details on how templating works in iWiccle/Wiccle. The Creating new themes in iWiccle 1.20 - Task Log thread may also be of interest. If you have any questions or bump into problems while working on a template, please let us know.