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I m trying to change the color of the headings and HTML links in my widget. Technically, that should be possible using the following nomenclature:
#sidebar .widget h2.title, #sidebar2 .widget h2.title {
font-weight: bold;
color: #000000;
}#sidebar .widget.widget_links ul li a {
color: #000000;
}The color should be black (or any color scheme I choose). No matter what I put in, the colors stay the same even after it says it’s accepted and published.
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Hi there,
Currently, the HTML links in your sidebar widgets are being set with this CSS:
#secondary a, #secondary a:visited, #secondary { color: #FFFFFF; }The widget headings are being set with this CSS:
.widget-title, .widgettitle { color: #FFFFFF; }You can use the CSS above (adjusting the color value as desired) to change the color of the headings and HTML links.
You also might be interested in learning some of the tips and tricks for working with CSS that we have on this page: Editing CSS
If you have additional CSS questions, most of our CSS support is done in our community forums by both staff and volunteers:
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/forum/css-customization -
I tried several ways to get these changes into the CCS sidebar. I tried “searching” for the similarities to replace them and there does not appear to be anything like your suggestions in the current sidebar. Then I just tacked them in and nothing changed. So there must be a way to integrate:
#secondary a, #secondary a:visited, #secondary {
color: #FFFFFF;and
.widget-title, .widgettitle {
color: #FFFFFF;
}Into the CSS but if there is, I cannto find it.
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Just to confirm, you want to change this on your site at http://gonzo66.com/ , is that right?
To add custom CSS to that site, you can go to Appearance > Customize in your dashboard and select CSS from the Customize tools. In the CSS editor, you can just paste in the code above. (You don’t need to search and replace — you can just add this at the bottom.)
The color value #FFFFFF is white, so you may not see an immediate change. However, you can change it to any color you want to use. When you are done, click the Save button to save the changes.
Please let me know if you have any questions about this!
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Nope. Putting those clips in and changing the numbers does nothing. Here is what I have:
#sidebar .widget h2.title, #sidebar2 .widget h2.title {
font-weight: bold;
color: #000000;
}
#sidebar .widget.widget_links ul li a {
color: #00008B;
}
#sidebar .widget-title, .widgettitle {
color: #000000;
}The links are supposed to be dark blue and the lettering black.
It’s still all white.
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The selectors you provided in your examples (with the ID selector #sidebar at the beginning) won’t work with this theme. You’ll want to use the exact selectors in the code I provided. To use the color values you have in your examples, you can try adding this code:
#secondary a, #secondary a:visited, #secondary { color: #00008B; } .widget-title, .widgettitle { color: #000000; } -
OK now we’re getting there. Now the only thing left is to select a different color for the links to another web page. Currently the links and the name of the page are the same color. the two you gave me select the colors of the headings and the script.
So I need a different color for the links in the gallery:
THe link is: Frinstance: Under the heading “THE CODES”, the link is “CODES” with a dot in front of it. I need that color different from “The CODES rock band” which describes the page linked to..
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Is there a way to widen the gallery a bit to avoid run on sentences?
A way to adjust size and position of photos on front page?
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Hi there,
Most of our CSS support is done in our community forums by both staff and volunteers:
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/forum/css-customizationI’d encourage you to post these questions in that forum, where you can get additional CSS help and tips for working with CSS.
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