stephtaryn

Ok sounds great ??

I added the code given without the first bit (a:link,)

Strange though because I tested it with the colour #000000 and the footer links now don’t change when visited, which is fine by me as it’s better than them turning purple.

The links are now the same colour I set links to be under Customize>Colors>Text link color – so basically, the footer menu links are the same colour as any links within the main body of the pages!

I couldn’t find that line either so I added it in there just below:
a:link {color:<?php echo get_theme_mod( 'links','#b88d28' ); ?>;}

Sorry – I’ve just realised you asked me for the link to the site: https://www.belluber.com/client/
I’m using version 1.8.5 of the theme (I set up a child theme)

In the end, I just turned off the footer menu so the links aren’t there at all.

Ok done that but they are still purple. I even tried changing the hex code in the php file to #ffffff but still doesn’t change the colour of the links at the bottom of the page. These links are menu items right?

Thank you for this help – I’ll give it a go!

Called ‘Page Bottom Links’ in the customiser. It doesn’t change their colour for me.

Also, there is no option to change the hover colour from light blue there either, so if there is a way to do both of the above please let me know!

Sorry yes – the bottom of the page links.

Oh and the reason I use WordPress for some clients is because they want to be able to update it themselves in the future, have a blog and all for a very low price. I much prefer using Photoshop to create the layout and design then turning it into html. ??

I have the basics html – I used to develop websites in html in notepad. I should perhaps go back to that and learn more CSS lol. But customers just don’t want to pay for the time it takes to develop sites from scratch.

It still takes a while to find my way around someone else’s files though and in WordPress which is new to me.

Thanks for the link – I used to use that all the time – most themes really don’t meet those standards though – even before I’ve tweaked them!

Thank you for the suggestion. If I knew exactly what you mean and how to put widgets in containers and style each container I wouldn’t need to use a theme or templates.. ??
I’m new to coding and just try things out by doing Google searches – I should really learn how to code CSS and develop in WP properly though!

It’s ok, if I am unable to change the container width then the footer displays correctly.

Thanks anyway – if my client likes it then I can purchase the full version. He might not like the container width though – it makes everything so spread out widthways on today’s wide screens! If he doesn’t like it then I’ll need to find a template with a narrower container option – I don;t really want to do this as it took a while too put this together!

Unless anyone else has an answer? I’ll try and work out how to fix all the validation errors in the meantime..

I think I’ll just have to leave it at 1200 px wide – it looks strange this wide e.g. look at this page: https://www.belluber.com/client/contact-2/ it looks too spread out!