The color of the subtitle font varies. I tried the code and it worked well for the default post template:
.post .td-sub-title {
color:#484848;
}
However, that changes the subtitle to unreadable with e.g. style 3.
How do I change only a particular post template style?
Hi,
You can target every post template with css like so:
.single_template_6 .post .td-sub-title {
color:#484848;
}
If you want the code to apply to multiple templates, use it like so:
.single_template_6 .post .td-sub-title,
.single_template_7 .post .td-sub-title,
.single_template_8 .post .td-sub-title {
color:#484848;
}
Thanks.
Thank you, but that did not work, so for other users I did it like this:
.td-post-template-default .td-post-sub-title,
.single_template_1 .td-post-sub-title,
.single_template_2 .td-post-sub-title,
.single_template_4 .td-post-sub-title,
.single_template_5 .td-post-sub-title,
.single_template_6 .td-post-sub-title,
.single_template_9 .td-post-sub-title,
.single_template_10 .td-post-sub-title {
color:#000000;
}
Hi,
My bad, the spaces were off. If the classes are on the same element in this case the body tag, there should be no spce between them like so:
.single_template_6.post .td-sub-title{}, but in any case, your code works as well without the .post class.
Thanks.
And if its not sub-title, but the title?
Hi,
The post title color can be changed with this code:
.td-post-title .entry-title{
color:red!important;
}
You can add the post template classes to it like the example above.
Thank you!
