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Jon Weiss
MemberYou need to add a . infront of sidebar like I wrote it above
.sidebar .featuredpost
Jon Weiss
MemberI don't see that in your style.css file.
Jon Weiss
MemberTry .sidebar .featuredpost h2 a:hover{}
Jon Weiss
MemberYes, just change the color for the a:hover attribute.
Jon Weiss
MemberAlso you'll want to remove the color from:
.widget h4, .widget-area h4 {
color: #FF0000;
text-transform: uppercase;}
so the widget titles are back to normal.
Jon Weiss
MemberOn my end they are red now. Try refreshing your browser's cache.
Jon Weiss
MemberSorry, I missed a zero.. it needs to be ff0000 (which is just a red test color) rather than ff000 then it will work.
Jon Weiss
MemberI'm still seeing the other code in there. Try turning off the cache plugin
Jon Weiss
MemberIt worked, but I just realized you asked to change the article titles, not the widget titles. So lets try this instead:
Add the following to your style.css file:
.sidebar .featuredpost h2, .sidebar .featuredpost h2 a{
color:#ff000;
}
Jon Weiss
MemberI don't see that you placed what I provided anywhere in your style.css file. Make sure it's saving, or that your in the proper file.
Jon Weiss
MemberYou wont find that code because I was providing a new snippet for you to copy and past in there. Let's try this instead:
Locate the following code:
.widget h4, .widget-area h4 {
text-transform: uppercase;
}
and make it look like this:
.widget h4, .widget-area h4 {
text-transform: uppercase;
color: #ff0000;}
Lets see if that does the trick,
Jon Weiss
MemberSorry, that should go in your style.css file.
Jon Weiss
MemberWithout seeing your site, I'm assuming this would work:
#sidebar .widget h4, .widget-area h4 {
color: #000;
}
Change the "#000" to whatever color you'd like. If that doesn't work please provide a link to your site so I can see it in action.
Jon Weiss
MemberIf all you're trying to do is make the text a different font family, find this line in the style sheet (should be line 1553):
h1, h2, h2 a, h2 a:visited, h3, h4, h5, h6{
color: #333333;
font-family: 'Verdana',sans-serif;
font-weight: normal;
line-height: 1.25;
margin: 0 0 10px;}
Change that to what ever font you're looking to use. It won't change the body text.
Jon Weiss
MemberI understand the frustration and do apologize for the inconvenience.
Jon Weiss
MemberI'd suggest to keep trying to get help on their support forums. You're not the first person to mention that they're slow, but unfortunately that's really the best place to receive assistance with this theme.
Jon Weiss
MemberUnfortunately I don't have access to this theme and have never used it before, since it's a community theme. I'd suggest to keep requesting help in their support forums. If that doesn't work - worst case scenario you can try to hire someone to make a few quick tweaks for you.
Jon Weiss
MemberSorry to get back to you so late, Chrissy. Were you able to solve the issue?
Jon Weiss
MemberCan you provide a link to your web site, please?
Jon Weiss
MemberSure thing!
Here's how to create a widget / sidebar area: http://my.studiopress.com/tutorials/register-widget-area/
Here's some of the hooks: http://my.studiopress.com/docs/hook-reference/ - And here's a link to a more detailed explanation of those hooks: http://my.studiopress.com/docs/hooks/
I hope that helps to get you rolling! If you need anything else just let me know.
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