• Resolved howephunny

    (@howephunny)


    I cannot find where to change the color of my all headlines in the CSS to match the header image I have created.

    I know very little about CSS but do wish to use this theme for now.

    A little help would be appreciated.

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  • Do not edit the theme itself. First create a child theme for your changes. Or install a custom CSS plugin.

    Thread Starter howephunny

    (@howephunny)

    thanks esmi, I will research the child theme issue as this is a foreign subject to me

    Have a look at the link I posted above if you want to create your own child theme. Alternatively, you can download a pre-made Twenty Twelve child theme from here.

    Thread Starter howephunny

    (@howephunny)

    thank you for the link to the pre-made child theme, which I have installed and I am not trying to be a pain in the neck but I am still in the dark as to how to simply change the color for the headline tags. I would think this is something that should be rather simple, but I am not a code writer … just a graphics nerd looking for a specific color for the post and page headlines. I will start researching how to code this in the child style sheet.

    Can we see your site with the new child theme active?

    Thread Starter howephunny

    (@howephunny)

    use this link, the site is brand new and I am just setting it up

    If you try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on (or whatever developer tool is available in your web browser), you’ll see that the post title link colours are defined in the parent’s theme by:

    a {
        color: #21759b;
        outline: medium none;
    }

    So in the child theme, you could use something like:

    .entry-title a {
        color: #c00;
    }

    to turn just the title links red. If you are new to CSS and want to learn how to use it, the following are useful resources:
    CSS Tutorials
    Learning CSS
    css-discuss.org

    Not sure what colour you want the post title link to be but I’d suggest avoiding black (as they won’t stand out visually) and purple (as that’s the default colour for visited links).

    Thread Starter howephunny

    (@howephunny)

    thank you for your help esmi, I appreciate it

    No problem. If you need a tool to select the correct hexadecimal colour codes, https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colorpicker.asp is pretty simply to use.

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