H2 Text Link on Post Appears Black Instead of Blue Like Other Links

DavidWebSecrets · June 2016

This is self explanatory, why does the Heading 2 tag make links black instead of the standard blue of other text links?

Albert · June 2016

If you send us link to such page, we will have a look on it.

DavidWebSecrets · June 2016

http://mywebsecrets.com/why-you-should-start-a-blog/

Check the last line of text on that post.

Albert · June 2016

So h2 color overwrites link color and that's why it's not blue as regular links. If you want to change this color, you need to use the following css:

h2 a { color: #000 !important; }

DavidWebSecrets · June 2016

But that way I have to choose?

I don't want to choose, I want to use the browser standard color for links. How do I do this?

Albert · June 2016

Above way is the only way to achieve what you need.

DavidWebSecrets · June 2016

Why don't you explain why it's the only way to achieve what I need?

I see other websites work with the browser default color, and then show in a different color if the link was already visited, I would like to have that.

So it's not possible on my betheme website to have total normal behavior?

Albert · June 2016

Sorry but we don't understand for what explanation you are waiting for. This is just how theme and it's features has designed. That's it. And for BeTheme this is normal behavior.

DavidWebSecrets · June 2016

I want the link colors to be handled by the browser.

How do I do this?

Albert · June 2016

Sorry but we really do not understand how link colors you want to be handled by the browser. The only way to set those links color is the following css and there is no other way to handle this:

h2, h2 a, h2 a:hover {
    color: #444444;
}

DavidWebSecrets · June 2016

Of course there is. That code sets the color, but I don't want to set the color, I want the color to be defined by the client.

So basically, I want links to NOT BE STYLED.

How do I NOT STYLE LINKS?

The browser does that for you, no need for me to choose colors.

Albert · June 2016

What you ask for requires files customization what in reference to Item Support Policy is not allowed. So if you want to modify files and don't know how, you should contact with your web developer because there is no way to do not style links. This needs to be removed directly in theme files.

DavidWebSecrets · June 2016

what a disappointment

Ok thanks anyway

H2 Text Link on Post Appears Black Instead of Blue Like Other Links

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