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Change Comment Font Color in Wordpress
I am working in WordPress, and I need to change the font color from white to black; just not sure how. I found a thread changing the font color to white, but that didn't help me. Thanks
I’m needing to get this fixed soon
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Inappropriate?Hi Chuck, you'll want to do this by adding some custom CSS to your install.
You can either add this to the end of an existing CSS file that's loaded on your site (e.g. style.css on WordPress blogs), or via Settings > Custom CSS on the intensedebate.com website.
To make the main text white, you'd want to add this:
#idc-container .idc-c-t .idc-c-t-inner { color: #fff !important; }
If you need any more help, please email support@intensedebate.com with the URL to your site and any questions you have and we'll get you sorted out.3 Comments
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I need the font color to be black, not white. The color is currently white, and the background is white, so I can't see the comments. -
Oops, I misread - in that case change the #fff for #000
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OK...that almost got us there. Now, I need to change the font color of the "logged in as" or "who the comment was left by". Right now it is white, and the background is light blue, thus you can't read the white text. Visit http://chuckneuschafer.com/?p=203 to see what I am talking about...thanks for your help!
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Inappropriate?@Chuck:
It looks like the CSS for your theme is a bit out of whack -- it doesn't set your font or link colors correctly, so they're not showing in IntenseDebate either.
Something like this should help you get something more visible started:
#idc-container-parent { color: #000; }
#idc-container-parent a { color: #000; }
The first one sets the color of the fonts in your entire comments section to black, while the second one sets all links ("a" tags) to black. If you want to change the colors then you can get any of the 6-character "hex codes" from here to replace them with: http://cloford.com/resources/colours/...
The way the CSS on your theme is set up makes it hard to apply clean rules, so you might need to tinker around with applying similar rules to other parts of the layout, there are some docs here which might help for getting the certain selectors: http://www.intensedebate.com/docs/css...1 Comment Add a comment
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That did it...thanks so much for you help!!
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