New color blog posts and Woocommerce
Hi,
We are changing the color profile of our website. We've updated the colors under Options, replacing a yellow contrast color with an orange color. However, the yellow color is still showing in the preview of blog posts (when hovering) and on the product titles in our online store. Where can we change the color profile for these elements?
URL: https://ntrm.no/
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Hi,
It seems that you have a custom CSS code for that:
Please go to all places where you used custom CSS to find it.
Best regards
Thank you. We did not set up the site ourself. Do you know where I can find custom css?
I have located and adjusted under Appearance > Customize and under Betheme > Options. Where else can it be?
I can see that you use WPBakery and custom CSS can be placed there as well.
https://kb.wpbakery.com/docs/learning-more/custom-css/
Best regards
No luck there, unfortunately. I see that the blog is built with an element from Muffin builder. Is that from Betheme or WPBakery?
Please send us the WordPress dashboard access privately through the contact form, which is on the right side at https://themeforest.net/user/muffingroup#contact and we will check that out.
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You have a child theme with CSS styles that overwrite that:
Best regards
Hi again, I have one more question related to this topic. I have managed to change almost everything from the yellow color, but yellow still shows up when hovering over the mail icon on this site Kontakt Oss – Nord-Troms Museum, below "Ansatte". I have changed the following, but it is still not working.
.icon_bar a:hover {
background: #ab6536 !important;
color: #1d1f24 !important;
}
Any tips?
It also seems to come from your child theme but the construction is different from what you mentioned:
Best regards
Why is the code different when I edit here:
compared to here:
That is because Appearance -> Customize custom CSS is independent, just as custom CSS in a child theme.
These are two different ways to implement custom CSS into your website, so if you edit one the other will not reflect these changes.
You must edit/remove this part from your child theme CSS file.
Best regards