I have a site that runs a wordpress theme...the css file contains the hyperlink color info, I am pretty sure...but I am struggling to find it. can you help? site: http: www first shows . com put it together....doh! Thanks in advance if you can help....I am a moron, I know.
Go on Wordpress editor and click on your CSS file then press CTRL+F and search for 'a.active' without the quote marks. It should find it.
There are heaps of links on that site! Which ones do you want changed? Green content links: .post h2 a .post .read-more a Blue metadata links: .narrowcolumn .postmetadata a White sidebar links: #sidebar ul li ul li a #sidebar ul li ul li a:hover
trying to change the blue hypers in the body of the posts. so, I shall search .narrowcolumn .postmetadata a i suppose...
hmmm .narrowcolumn .postmetadata a actually changed the text showing the categories on the little preview area...\ back to the drawing board...anyone else got any idea?
Ah right, I didn't see anything specific for those links. Nevermind, adding this will make them like the green links: .entry a { color: #89AE03; text-decoration: none; } Code (markup): You can add it anywhere but I would put it before /* Begin Sidebar */ just to keep things organized. Change .entry to .narrowcolumn if you also want the comment link to be green. Remove text-decoration: none; if you want to keep the underlines.