Nova_Swan

Thanks Madhusadan

That’s the one I’m actually using.

You have enter the code in the custom CSS section that appears on a blog post’s edit page — so each time you do a blog, you have to re-enter the code.

Cheers,
Nova

Thanks Madhusadan!!

The code you provided made a highlight overlay the text, rather than a hover colour, but I was able to tweak it to get what I wanted. Here is the final solution, based on your and Stephen’s advice:

.entry-content a {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #dd3333;
}
a:hover {
  color: #2c2c2c ;
}

Also, thanks for the heads up about a CSS editor. I looked at the one you suggested. When I type the code above in, the link colour and hover go into effect on the site pages, but not the blog posts. There is scope in the plugin to add it individually to each post, but I will see if I can find a CSS plugin that will do both pages and post in one, as happens when I add the code directly to the theme style page.

Thanks for the advice. Now I know that there is such a thing as a custom css plugin, I’m sure this will save me drama in the future!

Cheers,
Nova.

Hi Stephen

That’s almost got it!
The author and leave a comment link are pulling the theme colour, but the related posts links at the bottom of the page are still changing to red instead of staying grey.

Is there anyway to change that?

Also, how do I add a hover colour? I tried adding the line of code below, but that didn’t work.

.entry-content a {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #dd3333;
    hover: #232323;
}

Thanks for the tip about losing changes if the theme updates. I didn’t know that. I’d prefer to use plugins anyway, and have for most of the things I changed, I just couldn’t find a way within my theme, or find a plugin that only changed the specific content links.

Thanks,
Nova

Thanks for the suggestion Madhusudan.

I tried it and it made the blog titles/links on my homepage change colour, but did nothing to any of the links on the individual post pages.

Cheers,
Nova