How to change the posts meta colors

[blonl]

Hi there, I can’t find a way to change the post meta color (always show light gray) from the backend to make them the same color as the site links. Do I need to tweak the Css in order to achieve this or I’m just missing something?

I case the Css needs to be tweaked, please can you please point me to the style sheet line of code where I can make the change? Thanks a lot

My Best!

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[sharmstr]

Hello. Never edit stylesheets directly. Those changes will be during upgrades. If you’re using the child theme (you should be) then you can add your changes to the child style sheet. Weather you’re using the child theme or not, you can always add your changes to wp admin – theme options – general – quick css

The css you need is

COPY CODE

.post-meta a {
color: black !important;
}

Change black to whatever you want.

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[blonl]

Yeah!.. awesomely fast reply and outstanding support… thanks a lot!

*sure I will add this on the child theme

btw. Merry Christmas!

My Best!

[blonl]

Hi Again,

I’ve used the class you given me to add it on the Child style sheet (even I’ve added a hover class to) and it shows perfect, anyway I’d like to ask you which class to use to change the “read more” & “Likes” links that shows on the blog & category pages too.

I’ve tried to find those classes into the original theme to copy into the child to modify them but still unable to find it so if you can just point me to where in the style sheet find this I think I will be able to handle by myself.

Thanks again!

[sharmstr]

All you need to do is right click on the element and choose inspect (or similar depending on what browser you’re using.) It seems as if you’ll be making a lot of changes. You should hire someone to help you.

COPY CODE

.post-footer a, .post-footer span {
color: black !important;
}

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