Link color / link hover color – confusion

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  • Steve B
    Participant

    Sorry Ahmet and Serkan!
    So confused with something as simple as the main link colors in the post.
    I know you have directed me to this post – https://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/two-types-of-links/
    But that really did not clear up the confusion at all.

    I’m baffled why under general > colors – link color and link hover color don’t effect the links on pages and in the posts.

    #1 – What do they effect? That still is not clear to me.

    #2 – doesn’t it make sense that those settings would control links on pages and in the posts? What else is more important than that? or am I just not getting it – (I can be a little slow – haha)

    In the meantime, I used this code that you posted:

    .entry-content > p:not(.more) > a:not(.social-link):not(.button) {
    border-bottom: none; font-weight: normal; color: #345; }

    #3 – How do I change the link hover color?

    Thanks!

    serkan
    Moderator

    Hi Steve,
    One of them in the list not in the paragraph, the other one is located in the paragraph that is why there are two type of links.
    Since these links can be placed in different places, it is very difficult to catch all of them separately, but we are also working on this. You can use the following code for the hover.

    .entry-content > p:not(.more) > a:not(.social-link):not(.button):hover {
     color: #ddd; border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd; }

    Thanks

    Steve B
    Participant

    Thanks – that works good!

    Still don’t understand what you mean by “in the list not in the paragraph”

    Lets just start with – What do the ‘link color’ and ‘link hover color’ (under customizing>general>colors) control? If you could just describe to me what those 2 settings control, maybe I’ll start understanding.

    Thank you!

    serkan
    Moderator

    Hi, I just detected a bug on the link color. I will report it to our developer and we will fix it.
    Thanks for the feedback.

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