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Some good suggestions in there to possibly prevent a hack NEXT time, but for this time, do you have a backup? That’s the first place to start it seems.

.jp-carousel-photo-info h2 a {color:fc935a;}

That’s the line you need to add to your css to fix the link color. If it doesn’t work add !important after the ; and before the }

When ont his page : https://dev.nataliebork.com/#jp-carousel-908 inspect element on the link in question. You’ll see the css is coming from jetpack on line 888 from a whole bunch of jp-carousel-light styles.

.jp-carousel-photo-info h2 {font-size:2em;}

That line should get you started on the resizing of fonts.

If any of this stuff deson’t work, it may be because your custom styles are being loaded in the site BEFORE the jetpack styles. In css whatever loads last is the style that is used. So if you still have problems, and aren’t trying to win any coding best practice awards, you can always add a style block in your html at the bottom of the page.

So again, this isn’t best practice, but what you can do is open up footer.php in your theme, and add this right before your closing </body> tag:

<style>
.jp-carousel-photo-info h2 a {color:fc935a;}
</style>

That virtually guarantees your rule will be loaded last after all other css and will therefore be the style used.

“I want to change text font, color, size, placement.”

I don’t know what has worked and what hasn’t. Please indicate the OLD color for links and then tell me the desired NEW color. We can get this fixed quick.

Here’s the link to a pastebin of my debug code if it helps: https://pastebin.com/d6FTLbPK

I eventually gave up on that plugin and made the regular theme responsive with media queries.

One thing I tried though before I gave up on it was add the logo to a widget (that was it will show up in the mobile version) and then added CSS to make it position: absolute at the top with a media query that makes it show up only on small screens.

It wasn’t perfect but it worked.

I don’t know how familiar you are with CSS or media queries so here’s a couple links:

https://css-tricks.com/absolute-positioning-inside-relative-positioning/

and https://www.webteacher.ws/2011/02/17/media-queries-101/

One thing that will drive you crazy when you first start out with this stuff is this: Make sure you add this tag to your HEAD :

<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0″>

Otherwise the media queries wont work.
Hope this helps ??

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