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That worked perfectly!

Thanks so much for your help once again Tom – you’re a lifesaver! ??

Hi Tom, thanks for the reply.

I replaced the CSS with your suggested code above and it changed the underlined links and image links to a thin black underline. The thin underline is also in the bio picture, the ‘PREVIOUS’ link button, and all of the sidebars – this time including the WordPress sidebar. It also added it to the table of contents links.

I’ve kept the original code but if you need to see the code above I can change it for you again!

Thanks so much. ??

Hi Tom,

I tried the padding option and it worked great!

Thanks so much for your help! I really appreciate it. ??

Laura

Hey Tom,

Thanks so much! I re-did my top navigation bar and the one you highlighted in your screenshot and that fixed the problem.

Really appreciate your help!

Thanks again. ??

Perfect it worked! Thanks so much again – you’re always really helpful! ??

It worked! Wow thanks so much Tom ??

Hi Tom,

Thanks for the quick reply! I stepped away from my site for an hour and the changes to the side bar seem to be working properly now. I just changed the default template to deal with the margin issues as a temporary solution. I’ll post on the Elementor forums if I run into more problems/really want to change my fonts at a later date.

Thanks!

Laura

You’re a life saver thank you so much!

If anyone has the same problem: Page 56 corresponded to my Elementor template with the ID of ’56’ (the default for all of my single posts, except the homepage). I added the above code to the custom CSS area of the 56 template, except I changed efefef to fafafa and it fixed the problem. If you have the problem in a different template, you can just copy that code but change the ’56’ to the ID of the template you’re working on.

Thanks so much Leo!