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seawords posted an update 14 years ago
@pcwriter just wanted to add that some of the copyright at the bottom of the page has changed to white and cant all be read:)
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seawords posted an update 14 years ago
@pcwriter BIngo is right! I didn’t expect such a simple solution so quickly. Thank you very much PC. (I am relatively new to the wordpress revolution but haven’t seen another theme that can do what Atahualpa is capable of!)
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seawords posted an update 14 years ago
@pcwriter Thanks for your help on the navbar colour scheme. Yes I figured atauhalpa was the source of the problem. I added the code you sent but didn’t change anything. (I however am not a code guy. Coding is a precise art,: with one little symbol in the wrong place…). It should however be a no-brainer for someone who knows what they are doing!…[Read more]
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Found a solution for you.
In Atahualpa theme options, click on “NEW Add HTML/CSS Inserts” and add the following at the top of the “CSS Inserts” section:`td#footer a:link, td#footer a:visited, td#footer a:active {
color:#fff;
}`Bingo! White text.
(BTW, that’sa whole LOT of configuration options in that theme!)
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seawords posted an update 14 years ago
@pcwriter Hello. Thanks for your BP-WP-Navbar Configuration plugin. It can customize everything in the adminbar EXCEPT the main font colour which is what I need to do. (white and not grey). Have I overlooked something? My site is eslcommunity.org. Thanx
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The only thing you may have overlooked is the fact that you’re using a theme (Atalhualpa) that has the wp-admin-bar contained within a table data cell whose ID the plugin doesn’t recognize: td#footer. As that data cell has an ID whose CSS specificity is greater than the adminbar ID, the color for links defined in the data cell gets…[Read more]
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