danielprieger

Ross,

I have looked into the elements that I want to change. Unfortunately, I’m a little lost.

I downloaded Firefox and Firebug, and inspected the element on the site (callboard.biz). The element that I want to change is the gray text in this area of the page:

<div id="home-page-widgets" class="c12">

Unfortunately, when I change the h3 header color to white (#FFFFFF), it doesn’t change the appearance on the site.

h1 a, h2 a, h3 a, h4 a, h5 a, h6 a {
  text-decoration: none;
}
.basic h1 a, .basic h2 a, .basic h3 a, .basic h4 a, .basic h5 a, .basic h6 a {
  color: #333333;

I think that I am trying to edit a widget, and that widgets are excluded from the CSS.

Is that right? Is there an easy way that I can edit the widget via the child them?

Thank you!

Daniel

Ross,

Thank you for the encouragement. I created a child theme. I think I’m on the right track. I’m using Chrome to inspect the elements, and I figured out how to look at the CSS. Now I think it’s just a matter of finding the font color that I want to change and adding the CSS info with the new font color to the child theme.

If you have any advice or thoughts, please feel free to share. I’m very new, and I like tips and input.

I’ll check back in if I get stuck.

Thank you again,

Daniel

Ross,

That’s great feedback. Thank you.

I read the link about child themes. It sounds like I need to make changes on the server where the site lives to create a child theme, rather than making changes to the site via the administration functions of the site. Is that right?

Here is the site link. Obviously, still under construction:

https://callboard.biz

Thank you again!

Daniel