Header colour is stuck on default

  • Vanessa

    (@nessayin)


    4 years ago

    Hi there,

    Since the new update, I’ve noticed the heading text colour (on the banner) is now by default, even if it’s a different colour on the editing page. It’s the same for every page. Is there a way to change it back to white text and not the default pink?

    Thanks!

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  • Hi @nessayin,

    Thanks for reaching out!

    I’ve tested this on my test site using Go v1.3.8, and I was able to change the color of the header text/background successfully in the Customize>Header section, with no issues.

    This leads me to believe that something might be caching the color on your specific site, or there might be some sort of plugin conflict with your theme.

    If you have any sort of caching plugin or server cache, try clearing it. If this doesn’t help, then try disabling all of the plugins to see if this changes.

    If nothing works, you can always add some additional CSS to the Appearance>Customize>Additional CSS area to change the color of the text.

    You can use the following code (just change #000 with the hex code of whatever color you’d like):

    
.site-description, .menu-item > a, #header__search-toggle > div > svg {
	color: #000;
}

    Please let me know if this helped you out!

    Thread Starter Vanessa

    (@nessayin)

    Hi Aleksandar,

    Oh sorry, I was talking about the heading on the banner!

    Here’s a screenshot of the banner: https://imgur.com/a/MWk0AaF

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter Vanessa

    (@nessayin)

    Hi Aleksandar,

    I fixed it with this:

    .wp-block-cover.has-tertiary-background-color h1, .wp-block-cover.has-tertiary-background-color h2, .wp-block-cover.has-tertiary-background-color h3, .wp-block-cover.has-tertiary-background-color h4, .wp-block-cover.has-tertiary-background-color h5, .wp-block-cover.has-tertiary-background-color h6, .wp-block-cover.has-tertiary-background-color p { color: hsl(0deg 0% 100%);}

    But not sure if there’s a more streamlined way of doing the same thing?

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