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you can use the color picker in your editor if you can’t touch code.

But most templates has an specific ID for DIV than contains every page of your content.

You can find the Specific page ID by “view source code”

The, you only need do add this to style.css file on your template

#the_page_DIV_specific_ID { color: #XXYYZZ }

Where XXYYZZ is the Hex color you want to apply.

It will apply the change to ALL elements (headers, paragraphs….) in the whole page (only that page).

But, by the way is easiest use the color picker as you can do in any other text editor, like word, when you’re editing content.

it’s hard to say without see the header.php file of your theme…

I guess you must have some kind of function between <title>and </title> than builds the page title.

You can access by FTP or, simply, use the “editor” in admin menu to fix the error… The easiest way is just replace the whole function by

<?php the_title(); ?>

this, will show only the post title…. Or

<?php the_title(); echo ('_'); bloginfo('name'); ?>

show post title., and blog name. You can find in internet a lot of different “title builders”… There is one i coded, has some conditional fields. it’s not perfect, but maybe can help you.

<title>

   <?php

   if (is_archive()) {  wp_title(''); echo ' Archives '; }

   elseif (is_search()) { echo 'search results for "'.wp_specialchars($s).'"'; }

   elseif ( is_front_page() ) { bloginfo('name'); echo (' - '); bloginfo('description'); }

   elseif ( !(is_404()) && (is_single()) || (is_page())) { the_title(); echo (' - '); bloginfo('name'); }

   elseif (is_404()) { echo 'Error 404'; }

   if (is_home()) { bloginfo('name'); echo (' - Blog'); }

   if ($paged>1) { echo ' - pàgina '. $paged; }

   ?>

</title>

There are some conditionals to check if it’s a static page, it’s homepage (the show blog name and description) it’s a error404…

I hope it be usefull to you