Changing Text Widget Link Colors

  • suzanneflynn

    (@suzanneflynn)


    9 years, 8 months ago

    I am working on the following blog:
    http://blog.wholesalepoint.com/

    The top sidebar widget is a text widget (the only way I could do the links I wanted). I want the hover color to be the orange (d07c00) that the other links within posts and in the sidebar are. How do I change that from red?

    It’s these 9 links that I’m talking about:

    Shop Whole Sale Point:

    Weight Scales for Home
    Weight Scales for Professionals
    Medical & Home Health
    Adult Diapers & Incontinence
    Exercise & Fitness
    Housewares & Personal Care
    Commercial & Industrial
    Specials & Promotions

    ALSO – WHY is my home button blue in the top navigation, not orange? I cannot get it to be orange all the time. The Contact Us and About Us goes to blue when you click the link and move to that page, but News does not. I’m stumped!

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  • RossMitchell

    (@rossmitchell)

    9 years, 8 months ago

    Make sure you are using a child theme first.

    In your style.css you want to set the :hover colour of the sidebar links:

    #sidebar .textwidget a:hover {
 color: #d07c00;
}

    ALSO – WHY is my home button blue in the top navigation, not orange? I cannot get it to be orange all the time. The Contact Us and About Us goes to blue when you click the link and move to that page, but News does not. I’m stumped!

    Probably because this is the color against the pseudo-selector :visited in the css

    Thread Starter suzanneflynn

    (@suzanneflynn)

    9 years, 8 months ago

    So I can’t do it if I’m not using a child theme?
    I’m using Delicate theme.
    Can I “create” a child theme from the Delicate theme?
    How do I do that (speak in plain english…I’m not a “coder”)?
    Will ALL my layout, design and changes carry over to new child theme if I do that?

    And there is not way to change this? “Probably because this is the color against the pseudo-selector :visited in the css?

    RossMitchell

    (@rossmitchell)

    9 years, 8 months ago

    Yes, you can do this change, either in the Delicate theme OR in a child theme.

    Can I “create” a child theme from the Delicate theme?

    YES, unless it is itself already a child theme, there are some themes out there which unfortunately do this. (There are no grandchild themes).

    The instructions on creating a child theme are here:
    creating a child theme http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

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