talk2ameya

Thank you! That fixed it.

I used the Simple Custom CSS plugin and it works fine now.

I found the solution. You have to manually install each of the systems (Facebook and Disqus) through code. You can Google it and find out the steps involved.

If you choose to install the plugins through the installer, then only one of them will work at a time.

I figured that one out too. For the reference of users who visit this thread in future:

.entry-content a {
  color: #4ca6cf;
}

.entry-content a:hover {
    text-decoration: underline;   \*Underlines the link when you hover over it*/

}

NEW UPDATE: All elements are working perfectly now.

I’m wondering how to keep a separate color (say blue) for links in posts and other links (sidebar, menu, etc.).

The theme uses the same tag ‘a’ for all links.

Luke,

Unfortunately, that’s not working for me ?? The target code is correct, which I can test if I change the parent theme CSS. But when overriding it using the Simple Custom CSS plugin recommended by you, its simply not catching up.

UPDATE: Its surprisingly working now ?? But it shows a different color border around the button, and changes to #1abc9c when you hover over it.

Luke,

You’re the duke! ?? That worked like a charm. A big thanks.

Everything else has changed, but I’m still unable to change the color of the search button besides the search box in the sidebar.

Any ideas on that?

Hi Luke,

Thanks a lot for replying. I did try that code, in the child theme as well as in the main theme CSS. It mysteriously does not work in either of them.

I suspect that there’s a different tag that’s controlling it.