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[EducatedSavage]

EducatedSavage

#3247

I have no idea why, but my page titles are now blue. I used firebug to find the exact shade of blue and searched both the original theme CSS files, the Graphene Options Pages, and the Child Theme CSS files and this color doesn’t appear anywhere. I don’t know how to get it to change back to my lovely maroon. Help?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#24079

I guess you got this resolved?

[EducatedSavage]

EducatedSavage

#24080

Nope. 🙁 They’re still blue. Oh, I should put the site address: http://www.inkwellinternational.com

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#24081

Try this in your child theme:

.post-title, .post-title a, .post-title a:visited {

color: #1772AF;

}

[EducatedSavage]

EducatedSavage

#24082

No luck, still blue. 🙁

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#24083

Well, I think that’s the blue color. Change the hex value to something else in the code I gave you above. For example, #000000 would give black…

[EducatedSavage]

EducatedSavage

#24084

I’m not sure about the hex code you provided, but I did replace it with my maroon color, which is #76143b.

[EducatedSavage]

EducatedSavage

#24085

Ack! They turned blue on my other site, too: http://www.educatedsavage.com

Looks like a different shade, though?

[EducatedSavage]

EducatedSavage

#24086

Still haven’t been able to figure this one out…. 🙁

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#24087

but I did replace it with my maroon color, which is #76143b.

No, not really. It’s still showing the other code. When I replace it with #76143b, they turn maroon in both sites.

Ah-ha! I see this in your child theme style sheet:

.post-title, .post-title a, .post-title a:visited {

color: #1772AF;

}

.post-title {

color: #76143B;

}

So first you are setting them all to blue, and then you are only changing the .post-title to maroon. But the post title is also a link, so you need use the first line above with the correct code, and eliminate the second line.