comments.css;
.commentlist p {
clear:both;
line-height: 1.5em;
color:#FFFFFF;
}
Adjust #FFFFFF to whatever color you like.
Thread Starter
hablog
(@hablog)
Thanks for the quick reply!
I just added it and still nothing.
As an example page: http://blog.habunited.com/2010/02/mean-girls/#comment-32
The comments on the homepage (Recent Comments) are showing fine. Post page comments are off, though. Heck, even changing the background color of the comment fields would suffice at this point.
Not sure if it would help to paste the stylesheet here or not?
I just looked at your comments.css , line 38
…it still says
.commentlist p {
clear:both;
line-height:1.5em;
}
no color property added.
Try changing it to this:
.commentlist p {
clear:both;
line-height:1.5em;
color:#828282;
}
Thread Starter
hablog
(@hablog)
I apologize, as I’m pretty new to WordPress.
Anista has no comments.css. The initial stylesheet, yes, and comments.php.
Which file are you looking at?
Thread Starter
hablog
(@hablog)
Interesting that it doesn’t show within the editor (painfully obvious that I’m new to WordPress, eh?).
I’ll see what I can do with that. Thanks!
Interesting that it doesn’t show within the editor (painfully obvious that I’m new to WordPress, eh?).
No problem. Some times a theme will have style sheets or files that are located an extra directory deep. If the css file is located in the theme folder itself, then it can be seen and edited using the theme editor. If a file – or in this case “files” – are an extra directory level deep, then the theme editor isn’t made to navigate those directories.
You can edit those easily enough with an ftp client, or even with the file manager in your hosts control panel. I always edit with ftp anyhow, just because I think it’s a pain in the neck to set file permissions for editing in the wordpress theme editor every time I want to edit a file. Easier and safer (my opinion) just to edit with an ftp client.
(@hablog)
16 years, 1 month ago
Hello, hoping someone may have some suggestions 🙂
We’re currently running the Anista 1.0 theme on blog.habunited.com. I’m having a hard time finding the necessary code to fix the comment text color (as it’s blending into the background right now). I tried inserting some generic comment CSS into the stylesheet, but no luck.
Any suggestions on where to look?