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  • Thread Starter dracomirm

    (@dracomirm)

    Ahh damn, found the solution for one of my issues: The text blurriness was caused by a content setting:

    Customize -> Styling -> Content -> Content Color -> Background color of content (set to light from dark). Boom, border gone from the text.

    However, I would like to know still how to recolor the author / date for posts.

    Hi,

    However, I would like to know still how to recolor the author / date for posts.

    Please use the following in your Theme Options -> Custom CSS

    .entry-meta a, .entry-meta {
        color: #000000 !important;
    }

    You can change the #000000 to our color hex code.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter dracomirm

    (@dracomirm)

    Hello Denzel,

    This works great! It does change the button accent color too, however I’ve changed the color within this css code to the original accent color and it’s all in sync now for the site design.

    Thank you for your help! Marking the case as resolved.

    Thread Starter dracomirm

    (@dracomirm)

    Okay so i wrote a follow up and forgot to save it, after that it got deleted. Anyhow, here we go again (this is for those who might come here in the future with the same problem):

    Based on the code provided by Denzel I wrote my own (now that I know what to look for) which changes some extra texts one-by-one and also solves the button text color problem. Change the color code as you see fit.

    .entry-meta, .entry-header a, .entry-categories a, .comment-count a,
    .entry-tags a, .comment-meta, .comment-meta a, .follow-replies,
    .edit-post, .navigation-links a, .comments-title-back {
        color: #dc143c !important;
    }
    
    .entry-footer a {
        color: #dc143c;
    }
    
    .comment-author a {
        color: #000000;
    }

    Of course this is based on my preferences for my website. You can always play around by entering dev mode in your browser with your site open (F12) and using the inspector tool (arrow in or piercing a square) on the text.

    Look for div class which is followed by the headers that control the text you selected with the inspector tool (usually). I’m not a developer but hope this helps someone as it helped me.

    Thanks again! Marking as resolved now (for real).

    You are welcome!

    Thank you

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