Changing link color in Epik theme

I am using the black theme, but it appears the CSS is different for the black than all the others. What code would I need to change to adjust the link color using the black theme. The links just look like bold text. I need to make them stand out.

Thanks

ya, http://studentloanbs.com

I made these same changes in my site, and the color changes aren’t working. Any help here? http://theabundantartisttest.com

I’d like all links on my site to display in #336699, instead of the black text color they display in now. Is there a single spot to change this in the CSS?

Tried that before. Just tried it again. Didn’t work. Any other alternatives?

It’s working on the home page, and the post info, but not on the rest of the site (links from within the blog posts, Contact, etc)

Need help too.

All my links are displaying as 298305 and no matter what I change they remain green!

http://yourlifebetter.net

@dcherry It’s coming from this code in your css –

a, 
h2 a:hover {
    color: #298305;
    text-decoration: none;
}

If you change that code, then it will change the link colors. I’m not sure which line it is exactly since most of your css code is showing up on the same line (mixed together) – http://www.yourlifebetter.net/wp-content/themes/epik/style.css?ver=2.0.2 Did you manually do that to your style.css file, or are you using a plugin or something?

@Lonneke you can, but you’ll have to split the divs in your home.php file. Wes mentioned that here – https://appfinite.com/topic/how-can-i-add-extra-widget-sections-on-home/#post-9226

Look for the widget areas that will look something like this –

/**
 * Display widget content for the "Welcome-wide", "Welcome Feature 1", "Welcome Feature 2", and "Welcome Feature 3" sections.
 *
 */
function epik_home_loop_helper_welcome() {

	if ( is_active_sidebar( 'welcome-wide' ) || is_active_sidebar( 'welcome-feature-1' ) || is_active_sidebar( 'welcome-feature-2' ) || is_active_sidebar( 'welcome-feature-3' ) ) {

		echo '<div class="welcome">';
		
			genesis_widget_area( 'welcome-wide', array(
				'before' => '<div class="welcome-wide"><div class="wrap">',
				'after' => '</div></div>',
			) );
			
		echo '<div class="welcome-features"><div class="wrap">';
			
			genesis_widget_area( 'welcome-feature-1', array(
				'before' => '<div class="welcome-feature-1">',
				'after' => '</div>',
			) );
			
			genesis_widget_area( 'welcome-feature-2', array(
				'before' => '<div class="welcome-feature-2">',
				'after' => '</div>',
			) );
			
			genesis_widget_area( 'welcome-feature-3', array(
				'before' => '<div class="welcome-feature-3">',
				'after' => '</div>',
			) );				
		
		echo '</div><!-- end .wrap --></div><!-- end .welcome-features --></div><!-- end .welcome -->';

	}
		
}

There is a new update coming soon that automatically does what you’re trying to do. Wes sent me the updated version but it’s still in beta so it’s not available just yet. The code above is what I just copied from the new version. If you haven’t made any other changes to your home file, try and replace your code with the code above. If I were you, I’d do it from FTP and not the WordPress editor just in case a mistake is made.