Wow. Please tell Calin he’s a genius. You’re also a genius too Anamaria. In fact, all you guys are geniuses. I suggest making a page for people like me called ” Custom CSS for specific link types, zones, or template pages” and have it linked to this page specifically: https://tagdiv.com/how-to-create-custom-code-in-newspaper-theme/

I’m still testing this out but it seems like following the steps works for specific link types but I’m not sure what other things get affected. Regardless. Thank Calin for me.

I understand. Fortunately, this is only an aesthetic problem and not a functional one. So, I will wait patiently for their response. Thank you.

I sent contact@ an email with Admin credentials as you requested. I double-checked for caching plugins but the only one I’m using is from my host, but I know it’s not the problem. Still, to be certain, I deactivated it and it still doesn’t fix that menu. I use that plugin with 5 other websites and it has never given me a problem. In fact, that plugin helps dump the cache on the fly.

Thank you for taking the time to help me. I’m going to bed soon because it’s 5:30a and I haven’t gotten any sleep working on several websites. I’ll check in the morning to see if you have better luck figuring this out.

The video is now available. I’m sorry about that. I accidentally marked it as private by mistake. Thank you for your understanding.

Here’s a video of the issue: https://youtu.be/z-53wGVy-vs
Notice how I changed the link test to yellow, but it remains blue when published.

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Yes, those do change the color but only in edit mode, not published mode. When I go to published mode, the colors are still the same. The hover color does change. That works, but not the text color.

For example, if I change text to white and hover to red, this is what I get when I publish: https://imgur.com/a/Fy06v3i

The Discover and other menu links still remain blue.

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Here is the menu: https://imgur.com/a/2wjtmrz
I tried setting the color in the Manager to different color to see what they change but the current colors it has, which are blue…somehow are stuck at that color.

I finally found a post that had the solution. I spent hours on this.
tagDiv Post (scroll to bottom)

wrong post

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I found that the Hover Color for the bottom menu bar is related to the General Accent color, but I still cannot change the menu color in the menu below the footer section.

I’m sorry guys, but I’ve wasted more time trying to get the colors right than I have making content for my website. For every hour I spend making a page, I’m spending 3 hours trying to figure out where parameters and colors are located. I understand how hovering over some Composer color options tell you what Manager Global colors are affected but those same options also affect elements like Exclusive Colors in other pages. That is very confusing. Do you have a clear table and page dedicated to how to color manage different template designs simultaneously?

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omg…I was clicking in the Composer trying to do it. Lol. Thank you for your professionalism.

https://i.postimg.cc/rsds7tgT/Opt-In-Subscribers.png

Thank you for the prompt answer. I think I might have figured it out. I did have the Same Category because it makes sense to me to introduce similar information. However, I think the reason the Next article is not showing is because the Next Prev system is based on chronological order. Can you confirm this.

So, if you’re on the last post for a category, there is no Next. If this is true, this should be in your document library. I know the tagDiv composer is robust but do you have an instruction manual that I could read? I would like to know what parameters I can enter in the dialog boxes within the program. I’m kind of guessing 95% of the time with the exception of the lovely animated thumbnails. I love that.

Got it. Last question about this subject. Is there a Block Code Template for adding a Background Post with Title, that looks like the “Single Post Template 11?” I have a good Post Template but I don’t like the layout of the Hero image with the title below it. I want the title of the post on the image but with the dark fading effects of the Single Post Template 11. Is there a way to make that with the tagDiv Composer?
Thanks.

I have no idea why the title looks like that. The title is supposed to say, Sinlge Post Next Prev module added but only Previous Article shows, not Next.

Thank you for clarifying. I am starting to understand the templating system.

Thank you for the prompt answer!

Ah…I think I figured out question 3. I can import a template and it gets “added to my library” of post templates. Ok…I definitely think there needs to be a page in the tutorials that explains the concept of how page management works. If this is the case, then where do I “import” a blank template for an actual “New Page?”