CSS problem

You can do two things. The rule you have above is a global rule for all hyperlinks. You can either remove that and create rules for each type of hyperlink by adding a class to it, or, keep those global rules and then make other rules for the hyperlinks you don’t want to change, again by assigning classes.

it is the only way right? -.-

You can create a rule that affects links only in the post body, you just have to add the class name of the post container to your rule selector. Can you post a link to your site? Otherwise it is difficult to tell you the class name you should use.

Hi
in my site I put this page:

https://www.elisa-stefano.it/gnamgnam/pizzerie/

It was created with this table:

https://www.elisa-stefano.it/gnamgnam/wp-admin/admin.php?page=tablepress&action=edit&table_id=14

and with these options plugin:

https://www.elisa-stefano.it/gnamgnam/wp-admin/admin.php?page=tablepress_options&message=success_save

I would like to insert a colored background to a whole column, but
i don’t know how to do. Can someone please help me? Thanks

Hi, Jerry:

Next time, please start your own thread and don’t hijack someone else’s. And questions about Tablepress should be posted on the Tablepress support forum.

Tablepress assigns classes to each column, like column-#, so it’s easy to add CSS that targets just the column in that particular table. You know that the ID of the table is 14, so from the admin dashboard, go to Tablepress → Plugin Options and in the field labeled Custom CSS, copy & paste this rule:

#tablepress-14 .column-2 {
   background-color: #ffffcc;
}

This changes the color of column 2 in table 14 to yellow. To change it to a different color, use this color picker tool to figure out what hex code to use.