On this page, i'd like to change the three feature headers from blue to dark gray: http://www.whino.net/ And on the blog page, i'd like to change the "Continue reading" link text from black to blue: http://www.whino.net/blog/ Can you please tell me where to go to change these? I'd been through all the templates and the CSS file and am stumped...just don't see the details to these classes anywhere. thanks!! lisa
1.For your first issue Go to Appearance > Theme Option > Styling Option > Theme style sheet and change color from there. 2. For your second issue Paste this code in Custom CSS Appearance > Theme Option > Styling Option > Custom CSS Code: .content_wrapper .side_content .post .continue { color: blue; } This will solve your issue.
Thank you! The second part worked perfectly. For the first part -- i only want the headers to change to black, not the top navigation or the "Read more" links. I just don't want my headers to be blue if they're not links. How can i change that part without changing the entire style sheet to black?
Unfortunately there isn't a way to do that with our theme unless you custom code something up. Sorry. If this isn't something you're able to do then you would need to hire a developer for this. Take care.
Ok, i figured out a workaround -- i edited the home page HTML and removed the "read more..." links from the bottom of each feature, then hand-coded my own links in the content boxes on "Home page settings". I can also make the headers themselves links -- now it makes sense for them to be blue. Here's my question: How can i change the blue of the default links (i'd like it to be a slightly darker blue)? Is that something i can easily tweak in custom CSS area? On http://www.whino.net you can see what i'm talking about -- the middle feature's header is a link, and there's a link in the first block of feature content -- i'd just like to tone that blue down a bit, like to #10548F. thanks!!
Go to header.php present in your theme directory and reme the code given below Code: Cufon.replace('h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6', { fontFamily: 'Droid Sans', hover: true }); Sending image for reference Now, Paste this code in Custom CSS Appearance > Theme Option > Styling Option > Custom CSS Code: .one_third h2 { color: #10548F!important; } This will solve your issue.