Hello,
The links are affected by the theme accent color: http://screencast.com/t/JWlBslIVJi but this setting does not affect only the links unfortunately. On blocks you can change the link colors from the block setting: http://screencast.com/t/aq1ZQJRSYpa but this will also change the title background color.
You have an optical ilusion going on with the modules/blocks links They do not seem to match the ones in the top menu or the footer (but they are the same color) so I assume that is what you wish to accomplish. In this case to make the modules and blocks hover color for the links match the links from the header and footer, you can use this css:
.td_module_wrap:hover h3 a{
color:#932222!important
}
(side-note: It’s best to provide as many details as possible with your requests. There are multiple links on a site and they come from different places. Simply ‘changing the colors of the links’ won’t do it. What links? where?)
If this is not what you mean, please provide more details.
Thanks.
i meant the links within the posts like this one http://carmeneverywhere.com/10-common-problems-when-traveling-and-how-to-avoid-them/
the links are in red how do i make them one tone darker?
Hi,
Those links are affected by the theme accent color as well. But like I said above, that color will not only change the link colors. it will change all the hover colors and the menu underline. If you only want those links changed, you will have to use css:
.single-post .td-post-content a{
color:rgb(106, 10, 7)!important
}
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Hi,
All the links are affected by the theme accent color. If you want the same style for your site, then simply use the default state of the theme and all links will get the hover of the theme accent color: http://screencast.com/t/Axelf2kLeni8. The links colors inside posts or pages can be colored from the mce editor: http://screencast.com/t/IqouoqqHi
Thank you!
Hi Bogdan,
1) yes, I read in the previous posts that all the links are affected by the theme accent color. That goes for the hover effect. That’s kind of fine, although as you very well pointed out it becomes useless in many cases as it affects other elements. I assumed a theme would handle control over the link / hover color to the user.
2) Actually, not all hover links are affected by theme accent color. I have a WP Recent Posts element where the hover shows a different color from the theme accent color.
3) What I asked was where could I control the global all over the installation color of links, like here, in the theme from which I am trying to migrate:

4) Even if there isn’t a way to establish these global definitions through the interface, I am sure it’s possible to make it editing the CSS file…?
5) Overall I believe it’s vital to offer the user a consistent experience, where all the links look the same in terms of color. That’s what I am trying to achieve, just as I have in all my websites.
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Hi,
1) Yes, he theme accent color affects more elements than the links themselves.
2) Not ALL links get this color. If a widget comes from wordpress, then it will get the color from wordpres. If the widget comes from a plugin. it will get the plugin style. There is no possible control over ALL widgets and elements.
3) and 4) Unfortunately there is no such option, but you could try a css trick to do it but this depends on the widgets you have on your site. They will also need to be targeted with the code. The post links on a homepage are links themselves. Do you want those as well changed? There are lots of variables to this request. I can provide this code but I will need a link to your website and an example or explanation to what links you want to change. There is no way for me to know how you have your site set-up or what widget you use or will use in the future.
5) We did try to do just that with the theme accent color, so all the links will have the same hover style as the rest of the theme, but this is very difficult to apply to external widgets and custom links.
You can try the css codes above in this topic but it’s a shot in the dark without me knowing what to change.
Thank you for your understanding.
Hey! Thanks a lot for the attention, Bogdan. This is my “old” installation:
http://www.visitar-praga.com.pt/
And I am migrating to your great theme here, but still working on it:
http://goodlife.visitar-praga.com.pt/
What I would really love was to have ALL TEXT links in #005b88 color (dark red), and ALL HOVER in #980000 color (a tone of blue)
Hi,
This will take care of most elements in your site.
.td-module-title a{
color: #005b88;
}
.td_module_wrap:hover a{
color:#980000!important;
}
.widget li a{
color:#005b88;
}
.widget li a:hover{
color:#980000;
}
The links you add on posts can be colored from the mce editor. If you add extra widgets in the sidebar and need to be edited as well, you can follow this tutorial on how to use the browser inspector and create a css code: https://forum.tagdiv.com/create-custom-code-using-the-browsers-inspector/
I hope this helps.
Thanks.
