uff, that sounds not good. What do you suggest in my case?

That was it, thanks a lot, works!

okay, thanks, Devin.

thanks, but I have just found the right code

here

https://kriesi.at/support/topic/custom-css-for-your-pleasure

okay, I understand, thanks a lot.

My screenshot has gone lost – here it is again and shows, why this does not work properly:

Different categories have the same color at the blog overview page. But each cat should have its own colour – no matter where.

thanks, but how can I create THERE a sidebar section for a portfolio archive page??

Thanks a lot, I have used your CSS, on a single post view, I have now these 3 coloured for 3 categories, but on the blog overview page it looks now like this – although there are 3 different categories, they all are red:

Each category should have its own colour – no matter if it’s the blog overview page with several posts on it from various categories, or if it’s a category’s archive page or if it’s a single post.

The name of category A should, for example, always appear red, the name of category B always blue, and the name of category C should always appear green – no matter on what view/page/post.

Thanks, but why is this widget in class-framework-widgets.php called

in line 561?

Isn’t that this widget?

Thanks a lot, but your link describes something about lists and the minor-meta category names are as I see it, no lists?

I’ve tried with a lot of try and error with my low CSS knowledge this:

.category-36 .post-meta-infos a[rel] {

color: #ff0000 !important;

}

This code shows the category name in a single post (!!!) NOT COLOURED, but at a category archive page, which contains posts of this category, it is right coloured:

and with Firebug:

But when I view only this single post, it is no more coloured.

Another error: if I’m on the category archive page of cat-36 for example, and the post is set to cat 36 and cat37, too, then both category names are coloured (in posts on the category archive page of cat36).

In a single post the category name of one of my 3 top cats should each get there another colour.

I’m an idiot … the widget let choose me a category.

Sorry.

EDIT

I just discovered, that when I write with the text editor (not the visual) these code into the page like normal with

", then it results in these weird code show with the Firebug screenshot above.

However, when I write my code into the page using simple quotation marks

', then it is right interpreted and okay.

Isn’t it possible, that I can write my own code concerning the headline tags with normal double marks?

This happens only with the headline tags (in this case h3 and h5), but not when I add into the page my own CSS styles like this for example:

#newsletterbox {

background-color: #E5C4BF !important;

padding: 10px;

}

results right with my “double” marks:

With the same page, however, created with Avia Layout Builder (1 column + textblock), I have no chance to add my single marks (concerning my own styled h3 and h5 headlines, see above!) ' in the editor, because when I save the “textblock” and re-open it, than it had returned back to the normal " – and therefor the code is interpreted wrong as shown in the Firebug screenshot above with these backslashes.

My site is still in maintenance mode. But I have now discovered that with some elements the Avia Layout Builder works on archive page, too.

Normal columns, text blocks, Easy slider etc. is working fine – only “color section” and “Advanced Layerslider” not.

But I will change my plans for this page, so that it will work with the Avia Layout Builder, too.

Thanks for your info!