Links color changed to white automatically without doing anything.
Hi There,
Please check the settings on X > Theme Options > Tyography > Link Color.
Hope it helps
It’s already the color I want over there. Something is overriding. I didn’t add custom CSS for these links.
Hello There,
I can see you have added a custom CSS that turns link into white.
Try to remove this part:
a{color:white}a:hover{color:white}
Hope this helps.
Thanks. I checked customizer, custom CSS plugin, X theme Theme options. Can not find the CSS from where it should be removed from. I don’t remember adding such CSS.
Hi there,
Would you mind providing your admin details in a Secure Note so that we can check this further?
Thank you.
I have included the details in the secure note.
Hello @faizan,
Can you please share FTP details as well? I don’t see the code added in Theme Options and other possible places. I would like to take a look at the theme files.
We have option to override that code using CSS under X > Theme Options > CSS:
header.entry-header p.p-meta a{
color: #e34540;
}
Thanks.
I already override the white links in single posts, but I would prefer an actual solution. Check secure note for SFTP details.
Hi,
Something seems to be adding this code to all your pages.
Can you try testing for a plugin conflict. You can do this by deactivating all third party plugins, and seeing if the problem remains. If it’s fixed, you’ll know a plugin caused the problem, and you can narrow down which one by reactivating them one at a time.
Let us know how it goes!
I had deactivated all the plugins, and cleared all caches. Still no luck.
Also, when your support team made the blog page private, they should’ve made it public after done testing as well, or if they were lazy, at least inform so I would have done it. Don’t you know how to deal with a live site?
Hi there,
What do you mean by private and public? How did you do it on a blog page? Your login credentials aren’t working, it says Something is wrong!
.
I will also need your CF login credentials, or perhaps, disable it while we are checking. It will cache your site and you’ll not see the changes in real time.
Thanks!
You team member had made my blog page private. I did not do anything. I had already tried with clearing the cache.
Hi there,
You mean the site’s privacy setting? Or a password is added to the page hence becoming private? I’m not yet concluding anything, I just need to understand what happened. Because setting a blog page in private isn’t possible, I tried it myself. I edited my blog page then set to private ( under Public and Password protected option ).
That’s because a blog page is not a standard page, Wordpress only uses the URL of the page and the settings you put on them will have no effect. Again, I’m just trying to understand what happened, what did you see when it’s set to private? And is it really a blog page?
And I can’t still log in to your site, please provide another login credentials.
Thanks!
I have fixed the issue.
The CSS which should have been only used for the homepage was shown on the blog posts. Probably a bug in the theme. I removed the CSS from the homepage and it fixed the issue,
Glad you’ve sorted it out
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