Hello!
I have to change the style of Category Tags.
I need that without background, just the name of the category in the correspondent colors.
I think that is not possible to do it throught the Theme Panel.
Which code I have to change to do it?
Help please please pleaseeeee
🙂
Hello,
No it cannot be done through the theme panel. It can be done with a bit of css though.
Try this code in the theme panel->custom css box:
.td-theme-slider .slide-meta-cat a{
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)!important;
}
.page .td-post-category{
color:black;
background-color:transparent;
}
Thank you!
Hi,
I paste this code and the result is not that I want, so I delete it.
I refresh the website and the styles of all the web are desapeard (not linked propertly or something)
URL http://tvendord.com/hoy/category/lo-mas-impactante/
or
URL http://tvendord.com/hoy/2016/08/15/starbucks-secret-menu-the-drinks-you-didnt-know/
just home is working…
HELP PLEASE.
Hi,
The problem with the styles is fixed, but I still needing to change the category tag styles:
I need that the category labels looks without background (just the text) and with the letters in is own particular color, and that do it in all the website (even the at Home page)
How can I do it?
Thank you!
Hello,
The code i provided above works. I’m not sure how it’s not working on your site: http://screencast.com/t/6dOtXUwCMs1L
If you are referring to the ones on posts they are different from the ones on pages and category pages. OPlease let me know if you want the ones on pages/categories or the ones on posts or both.
Thank you!
Hi Bogdan,
I need that the category titles looks without background (just the text) and with the letters in is own particular different color, and that do it in all the website (including the at Home page, where by default look black)
Thanks!
Hello,
The theme’s modules and blocks will not pick up the colors of the category tags you set in the theme panel. That option is for posts only. The homepage has all of it’s category tags the same color. I cannot provide any solution for this unfortunately. CSS cannot do that. it will have to be done through hard-coding which falls beyond what the theme support can offer you.
Thank you!
