dean197

I found what you were referring to @gappiah and it’s now fixed! It didn’t click that I needed to search for the Content block in the global styles editor (even though you’d already said it) and that this is what was causing the link colour to default to dark green.
All done, all fixed. Really appreciate your help!!

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by dean197.

Thanks @properlypurple that makes sense.
That still doesn’t address the fact that whenever I add a new link, it still defaults to the dark green colour. Once I solve this issue, then I can apply your solution to keep the title links in the black colour.

Any other thoughts on how I can get to the root of what is causing the links to always default to dark green?

Thanks for that. I had a read of that article and more of a play around, but I can’t figure out how to change the link colour for the entire site, without it affecting the black link colour of the titles of the articles on my articles page here.
Using the site editor, I tried changing the global link colour on multiple pages on the site, but the link colour would always default to the dark green. I can’t figure out what is causing this.
I also tried creating a new post after making each of these changes and adding a link to the text and it would still default to the dark green.

Quite mysterious!

I agree, it’s not a scalable solution. However it’s good enough for the time being.
I took a good look into how to do this in the style editor prior, but I couldn’t figure out how to do it without affecting the colour of the links that take people to the blog posts themselves.
Appreciate you sharing the downsides of the solution. Thanks for your generosity. I’ve made a note to revisit this again if it becomes an ongoing problem at scale.

Thanks so much for the above George.
I did a bit more digging and found a simple solution by editing the HTML code of the table block. With a bit of help from ChatGPT, I noticed that all I needed to do was add this code to change the link colour: style=”color: #2B2BEA;”.

Thanks for your replies James and Steven.
Steven, I haven’t published the article I’m working on yet where this issue has cropped up, but will do so here if I haven’t been able to solve it by then.

James, thanks for referring me to that support community. I will post there too. Thanks!