• Hi,

    I want to change the font color on the default (Kubrick) template for the text in the sidebar. Right now it is blue but I can’t figure out where the hex color is…

    Any help?

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  • #sidebar a {
    color:#00ff00;
    }

    Put that at the bottom of your css file.
    You can change the green 🙂

    dm87

    (@dm87)

    To further this question, I would like to change all of the blue links to a different color for all of the WordPress pages. Where is that blue defined in the CSS file?

    It’s defined in a variety of places in the default css.
    If you just want to change them all regardless of where they are, one way would be to put this at the bottom of your css file:

    a {
    color: #ff0000;
    }

    That will colour them all red and will override any previous setting.
    Otherwise, trawl through the code and note all settings that have ‘a’ defined.

    Can you plz tell me how to change the settings in the sidebar.
    Like in blogspot you can view the template but here i dont find the template descirbed where i can make the changes or add anything in the sidebar.

    You’ll have to edit the file sidebar.php in the theme you are using. Here are detailed instructions:
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_Your_Sidebar

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