Hidden colors?

Are you familiar with CSS?

I know enough to make the necessary changes, but in this case, the colors of some items are requiring a knowledge that maybe I have not. Can you help me?

If you want (?) I’ll walk you through a process for 1 change so you can carry it out for all the others.

Does your theme come with a Custom CSS bit?

See the blog I’m developing.

https://blogs.colmeiadeseret.com/oatalaianatorre/

See that there are links and edges that are still in the pink or red, which hover Green? I want the links in blue color and hover color hover in the post title. But I can not find color codes of these missing links. There is another issue: When I click on the post title, it turns green for a moment, before getting gray.

This theme based on Bootstrap front-end framework. So some styles placed in bootstrap.css (bootstrap/css/bootstrap.css)

Thanks for trying to help a friend, but honestly, I do not know this feature yet. I just want to change colors and edit thought would be enough for that. What should I do, exactly?

If you create and activate child theme for Duena, you can override this colors.
For example, to change red color about you say(its global color for links), you just need write in style.css in your child theme something like

a {
  color:#what_ever_you_want;
}

to change hover color (it also be color which can appear on click on some links) you need add to style.css in your child theme

a:hover,
a:focus {
  color:#what_ever_you_want;
}

Well, thanks for the help. Unfortunately, I do not know how to do that yet. I do not know how to create a child theme. Always work directly in the theme installed. But I’ll learn. Thank you!

I need to publish the blog with urgency. I really liked the template Duena. But unfortunately, I have to choose another template, because I can not change the colors of this and do not have time right now to learn how to make a Child Theme. Thanks for trying to help me.

You can download exmaple child theme for Duena here: https://github.com/MjHead/Duena_child
In this example changed post structure on blog page from this topic and also owerriden colors for links in file style.css. You can install and activate this child theme as well as usual WP theme.

Andy,
Thanks for the information and help. I installed the template child, but he did not appear in the template. Just this message:
“The theme father there. Install “due?a” parent theme.”
I thought it might be because the Duena template was already there before, so I uninstalled and reinstalled. But the same message keeps popping up.
I know I’m giving a bit of work to you, but please, I need to do more to solve this problem?

Hmm… I installed this child theme on my local PC – it works fine.
Ok. Let’s go all the way from the beginning:

1. First of all you must have Duena theme already installed on your blog.
2. Download Duena_child from here
3. You will get Duena_child-master.zip, upload this archive to your wordpress themes directory and unzip (just as usual WP theme install)
4. Then go to Appearance -> Themes in your Dashboard – Duena-Child theme with no screenshot must appear there (Duena theme also must be in themes directory, because without it child theme will not work)
5. Activate Duena-Child

After this you will get Duena-Child theme activated. Then go to Appearance -> Editor and feel free in editing your child theme

It’s a safe way for customizing your theme

Ok I did exactly as you said, step by step. But the problem persists. Here’s how:
https://blogs.colmeiadeseret.com/oatalaianatorre/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/duena.jpg

Very strange. This message appears if parent theme not exist… What is the name of folder with Duena theme? If not “duena” – child theme can’t find it