Q: I want to darken the color of the light gray
paragraph text on my website. Usually, I\\\'d just go in and apply a
color:#454545; style to the "p" element, but when I do that, the
paragraph text that\\\'s "light" turns dark gray, too. The "light" text is
fine; it\\\'s white and pops against the dark backgrounds. It\\\'s the
"dark" text that isn\\\'t dark enough. How can I apply a CSS change to
ONLY full-width-sections that have "dark" text color?
Hey TN,
Q: I want to darken the color of the light gray paragraph text on my website. Usually, I\\\'d just go in and apply a color:#454545; style to the "p" element, but when I do that, the paragraph text that\\\'s "light" turns dark gray, too. The "light" text is fine; it\\\'s white and pops against the dark backgrounds. It\\\'s the "dark" text that isn\\\'t dark enough. How can I apply a CSS change to ONLY full-width-sections that have "dark" text color?
Thanks!
Sarunas D.
Hey Sarunas!
Please see screenshot: http://prntscr.com/302nyf . You have to use the dark class in order to add the color to the dark text only.
Cheers
ThemeNectar Support Team
Got it.
/*bullet point list in blog posts made darker*/
.main-content ul li {
color:#454545;
}
/*full width section "dark" text only made darker*/
.col.dark {
color:#454545;
}
/*blog post text made darker*/
body {
color:#454545;
}
Thanks, Tahir!