Just an addition to my post: The link is blue and underlined in the page editor, but is just like all the other text when looked at on the site. What is going on?
Hi!
Can you please post a link to the website, so someone can take a look?
Thanks!
Francesca: The site is under development, but you can access it:
http://184.154.137.146/~ncmrc/
on the SCHEDULE page, the words “click here” are an unmarked link.
The table styling appears to be overriding the link, very strange.
Try this in your CSS:
td a {
color: #007acc !important;
}
To simply provide custom CSS, you can use a plugin like https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack/ (and its Custom CSS module) or https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css/
If you just want to modify the theme without a plugin, I recommend creating a child theme, so your changes aren’t lost the next time a theme updates:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
http://themeshaper.com/modify-wordpress-themes/
James Huff: Thanks. That insert into styles.css did make the link blue – I was doubtful whether tables had to have a separate set of css styles, but had thought of such additional css coding. Apparently tables need their own styles at least in WP construction.
BTW, What is meant by a child theme and what is the purpose?
The next time Twenty Sixteen is updated, your style.css file with all of your edits will be replaced by the new version’s style.css file. Your edits won’t be preserved, because the entire file is replaced.
To avoid this, you create a child theme, an entirely new theme featuring only the changed files of the parent theme (in this case, Twenty Sixteen). This way, Twenty Sixteen can be freely updated without affecting any files you have changed.
To start your first child theme, follow this guide: http://themeshaper.com/modify-wordpress-themes/
