how do u make the .cfg file in the theme section

[Noble]

I need help on how to do this please explain, ive never done it before

[Chronon]

You can use any text editor that suits you.  Just save it with a .cfg extension.  You should be able to get an idea for what parameters make sense to set for a theme's configuration file by looking at those for other themes.

[Noble]

by text editor....... u mean... lol

[Febs]

Noble, please read our posting guidelines.  Among other things, they require the use of proper English and not abbreviations like "u."

[Noble]

oh my bad

[Chronon]

A text editor is any program that can create or modify plain text (ASCII, Unicode, etc.) files.  An example of one that's included in Windows is Notepad.

[bluebrother]

An example of one that's included in Windows is Notepad.

... which is a really bad one, btw

[LambdaCalculus]

... which is a really bad one, btw

And can be replaced with Notepad2:

http://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html

Or Notepad++:

http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

[Chronon]

An example of one that's included in Windows is Notepad.

... which is a really bad one, btw

Hey, I'm not endorsing its quality.  I'm only pointing out that the user probably already has one on his system.  And it's not like a configuration file for a theme is an arduous coding task.  

Noble, I do, however, completely agree that you'll do yourself a favor by getting a good quality text editor.

[Noble]

What do i need to put in notepad? Or write in it?

[Chronon]

Have you looked at the contents of other themes' configuration files?  It shouldn't be too hard to use another theme as a template and just change the settings that you want to change.