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Changing Quotemark and Link colors from Red in Twitter Footer and Next Page Navi

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conormurray

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June 27, 2016 at 08:31

Changing Quotemark and Link colors from Red in Twitter Footer and Next Page Navigation.

The quotemarks and link colors in the Twitter footer and the “next page” navigation page arrows appear to be red by default which jars with the color-scheme on http://lajewellery.co.uk

Is there an easy way to change them as a setting within the theme control or does it require a CSS change? In which case what change?

I would like to change the red to Hex #996600

We are using Blanco 3.5.1 under a child theme.

Best wishes

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1 Answer
Jack Richardson

Support staff

June 27, 2016 at 13:30
Hello,

As for the quotation mark it’s an image, see the screenshot http://prntscr.com/blndt7 , so if you want to change its color you need to edit it via image editor, e.g. photoshop.

To change color of the rest of the mentioned links use this css code in your child style.css file:

.twitter-message a { color: #996600 !important; } .pagintaion .next_page:hover, .pagintaion .prev_page:hover, .pagintaion .current, .pagintaion a:hover { background-color: #996600 !important; }

Best regards,
Jack Richardson.
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