Hi, how can I change the color (now:red) to anather color everywher, except on the link page. I can not find the css seperator. I using the child theme of thematic powerblock.
Thanks for alle answers.
Uwe
Hi, how can I change the color (now:red) to anather color everywher, except on the link page. I can not find the css seperator. I using the child theme of thematic powerblock.
Thanks for alle answers.
Uwe
Hey Uwe,
maybe someone else can see a solution for this. I believe that it won't work with a single declaration. Take a look here: Specificity
You need to change the separate declarations, for example:
#blog-title a:active, #blog-title a:hover {color:orange;}
.entry-title a:active, .entry-title a:hover {color:orange;}
.entry-meta a:active, .entry-meta a:hover {color:orange;}
.entry-utility a:active, .entry-utility a:hover {color:orange;}
and so on.
Cheers,
Chris
Hey Chris,
thank you for the answer. Do I have to make the changes in my childtheme style.css?
By the way: The link in the footer (Built on the [theme-link].) brings you to a 404 Page.
Cheers
Uwe
Hey Uwe,
yep .. you add these definitions to your child theme's CSS.
Will take care of the 404.
Thanks,
Chris
Hello,
Chris, thanks for your code on changing the link hover color. I put that into my style.css and it worked fine for the main body.
However I still need to find out how to change the hover color for the links in the sidebar widgets and the footer... Here's a link if you need http://garycrofts.com/test/ I'm just starting to learn css - anybody got an answer for this?
Thanks,
Gary
Hi Gary,
this would be:
.aside a:active, .aside a:hover {color:orange;}
Chris
What would I add to change the blog post title scroll over color.
Thanks,
Jana
http://www.weekendvintage.com
.entry-title a
and
.entry-title a:active, .entry-title a:hover
Will get you started. Jana, I found that using the Web Developer Add-on for Firefox works wonders when trying to identify css id's and classes. It has a nifty function that allows you to click on an area, and it'll show you what css is assigned to the area, greatly speeding up the process of finding the stuff you want to change.
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