It looks like that on the website that you linked to in your post above that the only text that changes are links. So you can use the a:hover pseudo class.
Howsoever, if you wish to change the colour of plain text when hovering,then you can create something like p:hover or an in-line style and assign a pseudo hover to it so that it will change text colour when mousing over.
Gad, I’m tired and my grammar is shot all to heck …
Have a look at My Site and scroll down to “Poem About Cats” and try mousing over (hovering over) each paragraph.
Here is the post entry:
<p class="magnify">And God asked the feline spirit<br />
Are you ready to come home?<br />
Oh, yes, quite so, replied the precious soul<br />
And, as a cat, I am most able<br />
To decide anything for myself<br class="clear"></p>
<p class="magnify">Are you coming then? asked God.<br />
Soon, replied the whiskered angel<br />
But I must come slowly.<br />
For my human friends are troubled.<br />
For you see, they need me, quite certainly.</p>
<p class="magnify">But don’t they understand? asked God<br />
That you’ll never leave them?<br />
That your souls are intertwined for all eternity?<br />
That nothing is created or destroyed?<br />
It just is…forever and ever and ever.</p>
<p class="magnify">Eventually they will understand,<br />
Replied the glorious cat.<br />
For I will whisper into their hearts<br />
That I am always with them<br />
I just am…forever and ever and ever.</p>
<p>Author Unknown</p>
And here is the CSS entry:
.magnify:hover {font-size: x-large; color: red;}