Hey JC!
I took a peek at your site and can see that the CSS you’ve added is being output correctly:
blockquote.easy_testimonial{
background: none;
border: none;
color: #FFFFFF;
}
Try adding !important to the end of those (ie, color: #FFFFFF !important;). That will make sure no other CSS on your site is overriding this change.
If you are trying something different and I’m looking at the wrong code, let me know!
Best,
Richard
Richard,
Thanks for your fast response! Yes that was the code I put in and adding !important did the trick. I was also able to change the read more link colour this way (I assume it pulls in standard link colour from site CSS which unfortunately matches the background in this instance).
I am now trying to change the colour/formatting for the p.testimonial_author class (cite::before, span.testimonial-client, span.testimonial-postion). Can the dash be removed or colour changed and what about text style and colour for the author?
Best Regards,
JC
Hey JC!
You have pretty full control over everything, via CSS, but I can’t really run into a CSS primer here.
You can definitely control the colors. I’m not sure what dash you’re referring to, but if it is targetable via CSS you can definitely get rid of it. If it is text that is added to the testimonial, I’m not sure you’ll be able to get rid of it.
My recommendation is to use a tool like Firebug and play around with the CSS until it looks like you want, then copy and past that CSS into the Custom CSS box.
I hope that takes care of everything!
Best Regards,
Richard
