kpoduska

I should mention that if you add it to a Custom CSS plugin (which will help when the theme upgrades), you would add this there:

.entry-content, .archive-content {text-shadow: none;}

Good point alex27! In which case, you would add this to your Custom CSS plugin:

.entry-content, .archive-content {font-size: 125%;}

If its in the post that you want to drop the shadow, you don’t need to use a css plugin. Go to your css stylesheet and find this under 05. Content:

.entry-content, .archive-content {
padding: 12px 22px 0;
overflow: hidden;

Add this below the last line of that:
text-shadow: none;

Its as easy as that!

For the text color, see this post:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/post-text-color?replies=7

You don’t need a custom css plugin for this. Under the Styleheet css find this:
.entry-content, .archive-content {
padding: 12px 22px 0;
overflow: hidden;

Now add this beneath the last line of that (you can change the percentage to get different sizes):
font-size: 125%;

Get the Custom CSS plugin and enter this (if you want black text, change the #000000 if you want a different color):

p{color: #000000;}

Just figured this out… finally! You need to download a custom css plugin and enter this css (change the color to whatever you want but I needed white):
div.entry-content{
background: #ffffff;
}

Took me all night to figure that one out. There doesn’t seem to be a single solution for this online so I just played around until I got it. Woohoo! Was close to having to switch themes.

This might be too late to help you, but you need to get a custom css plugin and add this in your custom css:
div.entry-content{
background: #ffffff;
}