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Right now, the h1s in my header WP Show Posts list is white, but the h1s in all the other lists on my homepage is blue. I want to change the blue, but when I tried the code I found in another support ticket, it also changes the white titles in the first list (which I don’t want to change). Here’s what I tried that changed everything:
.wp-show-posts-single .wp-show-posts-entry-title a {
color: #f00;
}Related, I want to change the hover color for just those blue h1s as well.
Customer Support
Hi there,
try this:
#page .wp-show-posts-single .wp-show-posts-entry-title a { color: #f00; } #page .wp-show-posts-single .wp-show-posts-entry-title a:hover { color: #0f0; }That worked!
One other color override I’m having an issue with is my link color in posts/pages. I put it in the customizer and it looks good, but then it reverts back to blue on the live page. I’m sure this is something in Dispatch in the Additional CSS, but I can’t figure it out.
Not seeing any styles being applied to the links.
In Customizr > Colors -> Content what do you have set their for the link color ?I have it set for #179bb0 (teal), but it’s a bright blue color instead. When I change it in the customizer, it changes in the preview. However, it doesn’t ever change on the live site. I’ve tried purging site cache. After I change it and then reload the customizer, it’s gone again and has reverted to the black and white pattern that I assume is some sort of default.
Are you using a child theme on the site ? Or are there any custom functions in code snippets ?
I just added a child theme this morning, but I was having this problem before doing that.
The only custom things I know of are that I’m using the Dispatch demo.
when in the Customizer, are the changes be Published or Saved as Draft?
Published – I had already double-checked that.
Also, what we did earlier with the h1 color change ended up not being a good color for one format of WP Show Posts. Is there a way to control the color of the h1 on a list-by-list basis with WP Show Posts?
Customer Support
Is there a way to control the color of the h1 on a list-by-list basis with WP Show Posts?
The CSS needs to be modified based on WP show posts id.
Could you give me an example of what that would look like?
For example, I have a list named “Simple” with a shortcode of [wp_show_posts id=”9732″].
Heres an example of that CSS:
#page #wpsp-9732 .wp-show-posts-single .wp-show-posts-entry-title a { color: #f00; } #page #wpsp-9732 .wp-show-posts-single .wp-show-posts-entry-title a:hover { color: #0f0; }In both rules you see:
#wpsp-9732that is the ID of the WP Show PostsThat did exactly what I needed! Thank you!
Last question on this…can I add a gradient behind the h1 for just one of the WP Show Posts lists to make it easier to read?
You can add it like so:
#page #wpsp-9732 .wp-show-posts-single .wp-show-posts-entry-title a { color: #f00; background: linear-gradient(0deg, rgba(34,193,195,1) 0%, rgba(253,187,45,1) 100%); } #page #wpsp-9732 .wp-show-posts-single .wp-show-posts-entry-title a:hover { color: #0f0; }And this site you can use to generate the linear-gradient
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