LearningDesigner

Thx for the reply.

I already know that it’s most likely something wrong in my coding.
I just need to know what I must pay close attention to, what the cookies plugins look for to place the cookie bar.

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RIP – had to make a new database with the name “wordpress” … how can this happen?

That was exactly the information I was looking for, I got rid of it, TYSM ! ??

Well, it’s a custom HTML-blank theme where I just added my HTML into it….
sooooo … yeah ??

That’s looking great so far ??

Go to your url and add at the end /wp-login.php and use your username and password.

Once logged in, you’ll be at the Dashboard. Click left on Appearance > Editor.
What opens now is the css. Look up the div you found and edit the contents of it, if possible.

Good luck.

Case closed ! Hurray for me ! All for me !!!

…and you people for your help ??

Thank you ??

It’s the last thing that needs to be done, but I just can’t get it properly good.

yes, but it only appears in <section>, next to that, it’s every individual post with an invidivual id…

Should I place a div in loop.php and modify it there, or perhaps in another php file? I’m not sure which php file contains the archive results.

I have a Recent-Posts widget in this, and I want the links to have the color other than white, cuzz the background-color is white.
The reason why it’s white is because in my navigation bar, the link-colors are set to white.

If I want to change it to another color, by example red, it only affects when I set a:link, a:visited > red!important…
but it changes ALL the links … Oo

How can I just change the link colors in the widget?

Since it’s a HTML-based theme, I think I also need to modify something in Function.php and comments.php

Please, need some good help.

SOLVED ??

Answer was given me:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/a-custom-sidebar-for-widgets?replies=4#post-8304253

Thx all ??

Dude, tysm !!