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Hexeris template hyperlink color
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- Andy Page
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Hi, I am using hexeris template, and I wanted to change the hyperlink color. Where do I change this? I didn't find in the backend template manager.
If I need to change the css please let me know the file name.
Thank you
Andy
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- cdavis411
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In the "Style" tab of the template manger you can change the "Accent Color 1" for the "Main Style" row and the hover color is the accent color 2 but that will change some other item's colors as well. if that is not acceptable you can also change this in your custom css override file.
If you are using Gantry 4 (or later) you can create a file using a simple text editor for custom css and name it using this format: templatefolder-custom.css (e.g., rt_kirigami-custom.css or gantry-custom.css). For this issue add this to the custom CSS fileMore Info here: www.gantry-framework.org/documentation/j...custom_stylesheet.mdbody a {color: red;} body a:hover {color: blue;}
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- Andy Page
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Hi cdavis411, Thank you for the reply.
When I did option 1, many other color changed as you mentioned. So, I drop this idea.
When I did option 2. I cannot see the changes. The site is here westonsuperprayer.org.uk . I create a new css file called "rt_hexeris-custom.css" and upload at /templates/rt_hexeris/css/{here}, this doesn't give any changes. When I add "!important" in the css it works, but it applied to all hyperlink including menu, buttuon, banner title etc... but I only want to change content (and module) hyperlink.
Is there anything I missed out?
Thanks
Andy
cdavis411 wrote:In the "Style" tab of the template manger you can change the "Accent Color 1" for the "Main Style" row and the hover color is the accent color 2 but that will change some other item's colors as well. if that is not acceptable you can also change this in your custom css override file.
If you are using Gantry 4 (or later) you can create a file using a simple text editor for custom css and name it using this format: templatefolder-custom.css (e.g., rt_kirigami-custom.css or gantry-custom.css). For this issue add this to the custom CSS fileMore Info here: www.gantry-framework.org/documentation/j...custom_stylesheet.mdbody a {color: red;} body a:hover {color: blue;}
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- Andy Page
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Sorry, custom css I had created is effective at module position (
westonsuperprayer.org.uk
See bottom Latest News). But not effective in the content hyperlink color.
Thanks
Andy
Andy Page wrote:Hi cdavis411, Thank you for the reply.
When I did option 1, many other color changed as you mentioned. So, I drop this idea.
When I did option 2. I cannot see the changes. The site is here westonsuperprayer.org.uk . I create a new css file called "rt_hexeris-custom.css" and upload at /templates/rt_hexeris/css/{here}, this doesn't give any changes. When I add "!important" in the css it works, but it applied to all hyperlink including menu, buttuon, banner title etc... but I only want to change content (and module) hyperlink.
Is there anything I missed out?
Thanks
Andy
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- Andy Page
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Hi cdavis411, sorry I forgot to mention that, yes that LOVE WESTON hyperlink color is customized in the text editor.
Please go to westonsuperprayer.org.uk/newsite/index.p...cle&id=48&Itemid=134 (About Us page), and see 3rd paragraph "Churches Together in Weston-super-Mare", this sentence is hyperlinked.
cdavis411 wrote:what I see at your site is the main (content) area as inline style rules setting the colors red and black for the link titled "LOVE WESTON"
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