Support » Fixing WordPress » font color change for one link in sidebar

  • Resolved Stever12

    (@stever12)


    Sometimes I can figure out what I’m supposed to do. This one has me stumped.

    I have a link in my sidebar with the form:
    <div id=”signup”><h2>, followed by a standard html link (which gets deleted when I post this request)</h2></div>

    I’ve tried many ways to change the font color so that it is different from the stylesheet for size h2. No dice. It might be a placement problem, but I even tried <font color = “font#”> </font color>, but that didn’t do it either.

    I’ve looked in the codex and on multiple pages in support, but I couldn’t find it addressed.

    Your help would be appreciated.

    Steve

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  • Here ya go, buddy. Just tried it and it worked. Of course, replace red with your choice of color.


    #signup a{
    color: red !important;
    }

    Thread Starter Stever12

    (@stever12)

    Thanks, but I need some “fine tuning.” I put this after <div id=”signup”> and before <h2>, both of which came before the link <a href etc.

    What I saw on the sidebar was:

    #signup a{ color: red !important; }

    in front of the link.

    Thread Starter Stever12

    (@stever12)

    Hey, I figured it out! I needed to put it into the stylesheet.

    Cool.

    Thanks, Monkeypup.

    Lol. I did something similar when I first started playing with wordpress. I didn’t even know what a stylesheet was back then! I only know a little more now, but I’m happy to share!

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