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  • Thread Starter mindos

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    Put this style in your css child theme,

    .category .thumbnail-link {
    display: none;
    }

    Thread Starter mindos

    (@mindos)

    Found how to remove the featured image from header on individual blog posts.

    Use this css in your child them to set the background image for every blog post to the default customized background image:

    .site-header {
    background-image: url(“<enter the URL of your default image. You get this from the media folder> “) !important;
    }

    Use this ccs to remove the background image from every blog post:

    .site-header {
    background-image: none !important;
    }

    Thread Starter mindos

    (@mindos)

    Found the sticky note thread for the featured post: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/featured-post-20/

    Thread Starter mindos

    (@mindos)

    I worked out how to turn on the content blog grid, however it doesn’t display the most recent post as an excerpt and as displayed in the example here: https://demo.theme-junkie.com/bulan/blog-grid/. How do I create this format?

    I found a couple more:

    Related links: Every though this is an entry title class, the child-them fix doesn’t work for the related links and I can’t work out why or find something that will.

    The other one is the Next and Previous links at the bottom of the page:

    .loop-nav a:hover {
    color: #72AEA5;
    } /* mouse over link */

    Thanks Vier.

    It didn’t work for me on the for all the links. There are a number that still displayed the orange colour when you hover over theme.

    Here are the work-arounds I’ve used to get rid of the orange coloured links and on hover link to the colour I wanted in version 1.0.8 of the Bulan Theme.

    First, I changed every instance of the colours in the style.css but it didn’t work.

    Second, I created a child theme using the plugin: Child Theme Configurator.

    Third, I entered these styles with the colour I wanted. Note: I don’t know why, but they only work if I put them in as seperate entries and they don’t work if I edit the orginal css (which is not best practice anyway)

    .entry-title a:hover {
    color: #72AEA5;
    } /* mouse over link */

    .entry-content a:hover {
    color: #72AEA5;
    } /* mouse over link when displaying blog content as full*/

    .more-link:hover,
    .more-link:visited:hover {
    color: #fff;
    background-color: #72AEA5;
    }/* mouse over button when displaying blog summary page as excerpt*/

    .cat-links a:hover {
    color: #72AEA5;
    } /* mouse over link */

    .logged-in-as a:hover {
    color: #72AEA5;
    } /* mouse over link */

    Me too. I’ve changed the color cc8900 in every place I can find it. The customizer, all the style sheets and php files I can lay my hands on and I’ve created a child theme to try and change it with not joy. The blog title and category still highlights as cc8900 on the blog excerpts page.

    What exactly do you need to change to get it to highlight a different colour?

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