URL Font Color

[burntire]

Is there anyway to change a hyperlink color in all threads.
I would like to change from white to red.

[jak_omo]

change your css style in your acp

[burntire]

No option in ACP CSS to change this feature.

[tgreer]

@burntire: you're mistaken. Go to "Edit all Style Options", and scroll down that page. Every main "box" dealing with a site element, has "Normal Links CSS", "Visited Links CSS", etc.

I believe you would edit those in the "Body" section.

[burntire]

Originally Posted by tgreer

@burntire: you're mistaken. Go to "Edit all Style Options", and scroll down that page. Every main "box" dealing with a site element, has "Normal Links CSS", "Visited Links CSS", etc.

I believe you would edit those in the "Body" section.

Changed evey one. It still will not change the links in the post.
There has to something in a template or .php forcing this.
Any ideas?

[tgreer]

I just tested on my forum.

AdminCP

Styles & Templates
Style Manager --> All Style Options --> "GO"

Scroll down to "Body". Edit "font color" under each of these:

Normal Links CSS
Visisted Links CSS
Hover Links CSS

If you change the colors, and those aren't reflected on your forum, then you either have a hack, a bbcode, a replacement variable, something interfering, or you have overridden these with other style declarations elsewhere.

[burntire]

Originally Posted by tgreer

I just tested on my forum.

AdminCP

Styles & Templates
Style Manager --> All Style Options --> "GO"

Scroll down to "Body". Edit "font color" under each of these:

Normal Links CSS
Visisted Links CSS
Hover Links CSS

If you change the colors, and those aren't reflected on your forum, then you either have a hack, a bbcode, a replacement variable, something interfering, or you have overridden these with other style declarations elsewhere.

Now the question is where is that sucker hiding. LOL

[tgreer]

Start by seeing if you've defined any other styles or style sheets anywhere else, like in your navbar or "Extra CSS" sections on THAT page.

If that isn't it, then disable ALL your plugins, and see if your colors match what you've placed in those "Body" CSS Link fields in the ACP.

Next, do a "Search Templates" and look for the word... hmm. Maybe " style=", just to see if you've an inline style somewhere?

Provide a link to your forum, please?

[burntire]

Originally Posted by tgreer

Start by seeing if you've defined any other styles or style sheets anywhere else, like in your navbar or "Extra CSS" sections on THAT page.

If that isn't it, then disable ALL your plugins, and see if your colors match what you've placed in those "Body" CSS Link fields in the ACP.

Next, do a "Search Templates" and look for the word... hmm. Maybe " style=", just to see if you've an inline style somewhere?

Provide a link to your forum, please?

www.highperformancestangs.com/forums

[tgreer]

Notice this line of code:

<a href="http://videos.streetfire.net/video/BDC2E813-11CA-49DD-8040-D7B8B7826D52.htm" target="_blank"><font color="#ffffff">http://videos.streetfire.net/video/BDC2E813-11CA-49DD-8040-D7B8B7826D52.htm</font></a><br />

You can see that no matter what settings you have for the LINK, you also have a "FONT" tag in there overriding the color.

That's your culprit - your mission is to find and eliminate whatever is adding the "font" tag to your hyperlinks.

Do a sitewide search in your styles, templates, plugins, etc. for "<font color".