• Hi there,

    I have somehow managed to change three of the words in the footer “Theme: Sela by” mistakenly to a different font color other than white, how do I change it back to white?

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  • Hey there,

    Please post a link to your site. Thanks!

    @paradigmva: I took a look through your previous support requests and found references to paradigmva.co.za. Am I right that that’s the site you’re working to customise?

    I found the following custom CSS on that site that is adding the three words you mentioned to your footer:

    .site-info:before {
        visibility: visible;
        content: "Paradigm Virtual Assist 2016 ?";
        display: block;
        color: #FFFFF;
    }

    Hex colour codes should contain a # followed by six characters. The hex code in your custom CSS only has five characters and is therefore invalid. The correct hex code for white is #FFFFFF (six Fs).

    Can you add the extra F to your custom CSS and confirm that the three words in your footer then display as white?

    Also, a quick tip: #FFF can be used as shorthand for #FFFFFF in your CSS and save you a grand total of three bytes. ??

    Let me know how you get on or if you have any questions.

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