• Trying to figure out where the heck the link css is coming from on my site. Looks like everything is changing to #aaa !important and I have no clue where it’s coming from. Any chance someone can help me pinpoint this and how I figure out where it’s coming from in the future?

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  • It could be coming from the theme, a plugin, or some custom CSS that you added in one of many places. If you provide me a few examples of specific links you want to know where to modify the CSS of I might be able to use developer tools in chrome to do some digging and tell you specifically where the CSS for the links is.

    It’s inline css. Viewing source on your home page, it’s line 151:
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" id="wp-custom-css" href="https://www.linwoodrec.org/?custom-css=1bd0a2a516"/><style id="themnific_redux-dynamic-css" title="dynamic-css" class="redux-options-output">body{font-family:"Open Sans"...

    Looks like somewhere in the admin someone has added custom css.

    Themnific is your theme author, so it looks like it might be in your theme customizations/settings.

    Hope that helps.

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