jiffyjack

Check out theme-options.php. There’s an array of color options. You can copy the green.css file, change the hex code colors, give the file a different name, and add that color file name to the array so you have more options. Does that make sense? I did this and it worked like a charm. I needed about 10 colors to choose from and the colors they had weren’t all that great (I purchased the premium version).

The color options are only with the paid version. They’re not activated with the trial version. So we’re back to modifying CSS. I’d just reinstall the ColorWay Lite and modify the green.css file to the colors you want. You can try the way Derek suggested, in the styling options window, but I tried that to no avail. If you change the colors in the green.css file, it should do what you want. Just make sure you save a copy of the green.css file somewhere (or keep the original ColorWay Lite zip file–it’s in there).

So you’re using the premium version now? Make sure you have the more recent one. They had bugs and fixed them. They have a new theme now, very similar to ColorWay, called Squirrel. I bought that one too. Very nice. As far as I know there was never a bug for the color styling options in ColorWay, but there was one for Squirrel which they’ve now fixed. They’re pretty good in fixing bugs quickly (turn around time is between 3 days to a week). I found bugs in an iThemes theme and all of the ColorLabs themes and no one ever fixed any of them. ??

If you want to see a site in Squirrel, here’s one:
https://bit.ly/zG7pAU

If you’re still having problems with the blue footer and you have the premium version of ColorWay, I’d go back to the members area at InkThemes and download it again. If that doesn’t work, as Nareej if you’re somehow getting the older version copied to your member’s area.

I purchased the entire ColorLabs suite of themes and haven’t received any support from them at all. Every theme is broken in multiple ways. Couldn’t find a link here anywhere for a list of problems with their themes.

The creepiest thing by far is that they demand an administrator login ID and password to look at your site and refuse to give any support unless you comply. And that’s for premium members. Scary. I’m wondering now if they’re Nigerian and this is one big scam.

Don’t expect help from them. I’m searching www.ads-software.com trying to find anyone who’s actually gotten a response from them. So far, nothing, nada. Not a single person.

I purchased the entire ColorLabs suite of themes and haven’t received any support from them at all. Every theme is broken in multiple ways. Couldn’t find a link here anywhere for a list of problems with their themes.

The creepiest thing by far is that they demand an administrator login ID and password to look at your site and refuse to give any support unless you comply. And that’s for premium members. Scary. I’m wondering now if they’re Nigerian and this is one big scam.

Okay, it appears that the file green.css is the file you want to mess with (style.css loads in green.css). Make sure you save a copy and then edit the colors to what you want.

This is the minimalist way, BTW. Whenever you change code you want to affect as few files as possible, one preferably.

a {

text-decoration:none;

color:#4F7327;

}
^–This is the green footer background (I think).–^

a:hover {

color:#2B4908;

}
^–This is the dark green over the menu (I think).–^

So just replace all the instances of #4F7327 with whatever blue color you want. Same for #2B4908.

At last that’s what I’d do. Let me know if it works. ??

Yep, I tried it too. Did NOT work. And I thought it was just me. ??

Came across this site however and they seem to have it working on the “About” page. https://onpointpublishing.com/about/

I’m thinking they shelled out for the premium version, but honestly if you don’t support the free one, how’s anyone supposed to trust you for the paid version?

If you’re talking about the “featured images” at the bottom (four across), I had this issue too. For some reason one of my files came out blurry and the others were fine although they were all the same size. Just downsize them and they’ll stop being blurry. Don’t know why one would do that and not the others, particularly when they’re all big, but it might be Timthumb. I think this theme uses it.

And, as he said above, 900 x 350 works perfect for the sliders and the logo as well.

I have ColorWay on at last six sites, one hosting account, and don’t have that problem at all. I’d check your hosting account. Unless you have some kind of conflict with a plugin.

Did you try adjusting the size? All of mine work and mine are pretty darned large.

If you want pages to appear in the menus, you should add the pages first and then add the pages in Appearance–>Menus.

I always add a custom link called “home” first with the URL to my home page. If I were you, I’d change the default image for posts to something with your brand name or a catchy icon. The inkthemes logo is showing up on all the posts without any photos. I’d also move your display ads to the lower right sidebar rather than the top. It’s kind of an eyesore because it loads before your content, so the user sees ads right off the bat. Most users will close the browser before your page loads. (At least my users do.)

Can’t answer your question, but I like your site. What other modifications did you make to the CSS?

Have you tried just physically forcing a hard space in the text widget in the footer? Something like   in the text field in all the left widgets and then just put your content in the right. Or is this one of those Hebrew/MiddleEastern languages where everything is printing right to left and it’s not just a visual preference?

Firebug is an add-on for Mozilla Firefox browser. When you activate it and hover over the area you want to change, it shows you the css class that affects that area. Then you can (theoretically) go in and change the colors. The premium theme has many different color choices. I use several. Colorway is by far my favorite theme. I purchased over 50 in the last few months and this is the most versatile. Sad to say, but I bought 30+ themes from colorlabs project and they’re all broken. LOL. Suddenly the cosmetic bugs in Colorway now seem trivial.

So, here’s black, you can see it in the footer, appears gray in the footer widgets: https://bit.ly/yuAvUN

Here’s blue: https://bit.ly/wyC5yr

Here’s red: https://bit.ly/xtNDNv
(I know it looks orange, but it’s actually red.)

Here’s green: https://bit.ly/xVxtw1

The background images are mine and you can do this in both the free and premium versions in the “theme options” panel. But I wouldn’t muck around with the footer colors unless you know what you’re doing. The CSS in this theme is tightly woven and interdependent.