Change content link color

Hey 2eminds,
Please include the url to the page in question so we can take a closer look.
Please explain if it is all links or just some, and which H2 or is it all.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
I disabled your caching plugins, & cleared them a few times and added:

#wrap_all #main .main_color .template-page .entry-content-wrapper  h2 {
    text-transform: none!important; }
strong a,.main_color a {color: #67b5a5 !important; }

which should have worked, but didn’t.
Can you see if your host is also caching?
If you want me to enable your caching plugins I will, but thought this would be a good test.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
I think that will allow your css changes to work while you are building the site.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
I added the css to your child theme style.css at the end directly, and it seems to be working now.
Please clear your cache and check.
For some reason the General Styling > Quick CSS field didn’t update your css, but this may work it’s self out with your caching off.
I recommend keeping your caching off until you are done building the site, also check your General Styling > Quick CSS field for anymore rules that are not being applied, as you may want to move them to your child theme style.css
I notice that your child theme seems to have a copy of every file that makes your parent theme, is this by design? I’m used to only seeing modified files there. I wonder if this is a factor in General Styling > Quick CSS field not working as expected.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
When I was adding the css to your style.css in your child theme, I thought I saw a lot of files listed, but now when I went back it was just the three as normal, strange, or it’s just me. Sorry to alarm :)
Try changing the link css to this:

p a strong,p strong,.main_color p a {color: #67b5a5 !important; }

This assumes that all links that you do want in the new color will be in a text paragraph. Thus titles & read more links will not.

Best regards,
Mike