Post/Comment changing default color

  • Where in the twenty-ten theme does the code deal with the default color of the font in posts? I made my background black and I want to change the default color from a really vague gray to something a little more prominent. I’ve already made a child-theme so no need to worry about that.

    I know when making posts you can change the color before publishing and that’s what I’ve been doing but it gets annoying. ALSO, the comments on posts are all in the same default gray, so I wanted to change the color for comments as well.

    https://www.zukas.org

    Ideas?

    ~Thanks!

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  • George

    (@georgegecewicz)

    Do you know CSS? In your child theme’s style.css file, simply use…CSS haha. What I mean is try messing with classic stuff like 

    body {
  color:#fff;
}

    for example. or you can be more specific like:

    p {
  color:whatever;
}
h3 a {
 color:foobar;
}

    etc.

    Is that what you were asking for?

    Thread Starter Ironegg

    (@ironegg)

    Well I have certainly become very familiar with CSS. Not enough to write from scratch, but I can definitely modify existing code. What I have done to make most of my current theme is find where in the original style.css certain code does what, and then modify accordingly.

    So, the latter of the two you listed seems more specific, does that change/overwrite the default color of the font in posts?

    I mean I guess Ill just add it to my child and see what happens. lol. Ill let you know.

    Thanks! ??

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