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Usually, favicons are in “.ico” format and named favicon.ico. I have made my own by opening my image in Photoshop, resized it to 16px by 16px and then “Save for Web” as a PNG-8 and saved it. Then I renamed it to favicon.ico instead of favicon.png.

You might also want to check where your site is trying to look for the favicon.ico file. Mine is located under “wp-content > themes > [mytheme]”.

Hope this helps. Cheers!

Hi Satimis,

If you’re talking about the “Hymn” title up at the top, above “Presented by Christ Church Hong Kong”, then you want to add the following to your custom stylesheet:

#site-title a {
color: red;
}

That should work. Let me know if it’s another “Hymn” on your site that your’e trying to change.
Cheers!

Without seeing your site, I think it should work just fine under your child theme.

If it doesn’t work, you can always try throwing an important flag after it so that it will override all other declarations for that id.

#blogname {
     color: red !important;
}

Hope that helps!

It looks like this css code is making the green background disappear:

div#access {
background-color: transparent;
}

Once you remove that, it’s able to keep the green background when in mobile view. Hope this helps!

Under Appearance > Themes > Customize, click on Custom CSS and add this code:

body {
    color: [add your color here];
}

That should do it. Cheers!

Can you post a link to your site so I can take a look?

Simply add this css to your custom stylesheet if you have one:

#content .post {
overflow: hidden;
}

Otherwise, you can add it via custom css plugin.

Cheers!

Hi!

You should be able to change the text color of the field with some CSS. Add this to your stylesheet:

#blogname {
     color: red;
}

Hope this helps.