mmlivphoria

Copy and paste your STYLE.CSS txt to a safe place in case you make a mistake FIRST.

The key to changing colors is knowing about hex colors (usually 6 digits)you will have to KNOW what color you are changing the red to before trying this.

The red hex color in the theme is ff3f3f or a close match
https://www.color-hex.com/color/ff3f3f you can see the red here.

Find the hex color you want to replace it with and write it down. SERIOUSLY, DO THIS FIRST.

In your theme editor go to APPEARANCE – EDITOR – and CAREFULLY replace every code that begins with FF (trust me it’s the red color) between the hash tag# and the ; so if you want the red color to be BLUE change #FF3F3; TO THIS #00003; all through the CSS. Don’t touch any other code- just the six digit color code or you will break the code.

If you break the code you can copy and paste the saved style.css from the text file back in and try again. Save as you go so you can see what colors are changing and where. Good Luck.

I just removed the title. You could add the title in bold font and add it to the text instead making the entire text area appear that it has a separate title:

‘<center>
<b>title</b>
<p> text here etc etc </p>

</center>’

or am I over simplifying it? I couldn’t find any other way to accomplish this.

I just removed the title. You could add the title in bold font and add it to the text instead making the entire text area appear that it has a separate title:

<center>
<b>title</b>
<p> text here etc etc </p>

</center>

or am I over simplifying it? I couldn’t find any other way to accomplish this.

https://69.195.124.182/~livphori/

In the footer widget area 1, I was able to install footer text ver. 2.0.1 and used html markup beginning with the <center> tags and ending with </center>