Hi Protein,
Well you have your work cut out for you here is the list of things that you can change. This is a long list. Also I would recommend that you either use a child theme or a custom css style sheet so the changes to revert back when there is an upgrade to the theme.
Starting with the Header Area at the top of the page:
.site-title a {
color: #fff; (<-- This is what you would put on the custom css sheet just change the #fff to the color you wish. Example: #e7e7e7;)
}
The nav bar text:
.top-bar.secondary-menu, .top-bar-section.secondary-menu li:not(.has-form) a:not(.button), .top-bar-section.secondary-menu ul li {
color: #000; (<-- This is what you would put on the custom css sheet just change the #000 to the color you wish. Example: #e7e7e7;)
}
Also
.top-bar-section.secondary-menu li:not(.has-form) a:not(.button):visited, .top-bar-section.secondary-menu .dropdown li:not(.has-form) a:not(.button) {
color: #000; (<-- This is what you would put on the custom css sheet just change the #000 to the color you wish. Example: #e7e7e7;)
}
Now to the content area:
.post-entry-meta h2 a {
color: #222; (<-- This is what you would put on the custom css sheet just change the #222 to the color you wish. Example: #e7e7e7;)
}
span.author, time {
color: #83ADBD; (<-- This is what you would put on the custom css sheet just change the #83ADBD to the color you wish. Example: #e7e7e7;)
}
.post-entry-meta a {
color: #83ADBD; (<-- This is what you would put on the custom css sheet just change the #83ADBD to the color you wish. Example: #e7e7e7;)
}
Let me know if I can be of further help.
Cheers,
George