• Resolved dmpub

    (@dmpub)


    At the bottom of our home page we have Archives and Category widgets in columns one and two, then we’ve added text widgets with links for columns three and four.

    How can we get the formatting the same – not bold, and links not underlined, so all four columns at the bottom have the same typography and formatting conventions?

    Tks

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  • Theme Author Dumitru Brinzan

    (@ilovewpcom)

    Hello,

    This is the CSS code in the default version of the theme:

    #site-footer .textwidget a {
        font-weight: 700;
        text-decoration: underline;
    }

    It is a way to make sure that links stand out from the rest of the text.

    You can go to Appearance > Customize > Custom CSS and add this code to overwrite it:

    #site-footer .textwidget a {
        font-weight: 400;
        text-decoration: none;
    }

    Best regards,
    // Dumitru

    Thread Starter dmpub

    (@dmpub)

    Hi, Dumitru

    Thank you for the fast, clear, and complete answer to this question/request.

    I did as you so carefully advised, and it did exactly as I had asked for.

    Very many thanks indeed for your fine product and fine service.

    David.

    Theme Author Dumitru Brinzan

    (@ilovewpcom)

    Glad to have been able to help!

    On a side note: I recommend that you add those menus in the footer using the core “Navigation” widget, which can display the custom menus that you create in Appearance > Menus (you can create more than just one menu).

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