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This was very helpful for me, however my text (linked results and hover color) are both showing up as white as well (and so it is invisible). What might I add to get that to be another color?
Looks like someone was able to get in and poke around—thanks so much. After some more digging, it appears that making the following change in the Child style.css file did the trick:
.template-page .entry-content-wrapper h1, .template-page .entry-content-wrapper h2{
text-transform: none !important;
letter-spacing: 0;
}For me, making the recommended change in the second post above didn’t do it. Perhaps this can help someone else trying to accomplish the same thing.
Thanks again!
It takes 5 seconds to make an entry in your local hosts file. Unfortunately, I don’t control DNS for this domain and am simply working on the WordPress side of things. I’d love to make it easier for you, but that’s not possible in the short term.
If it’s at all possible for you to do that and take look, I’d really appreciate it. I know it’s not normal procedure, but it would help greatly.
That’s the issue, it’s on a dev server, which is why I’m using a modified hosts file to work on it. I can’t make it live until I get it looking the way I need it and it’s a complete overhaul from a former theme.
Do you recommend another way I can use my dev server to work on it that doesn’t involve a hosts file? I figured a subdomain might cause issues with WordPress and setting up any hard links.
I’m using a child theme, which only really accesses style.css
As such, I added that code into style.css on the child theme and it doesn’t seem to do the trick.
I’ve also attempted to copy over /css/custom.css but that doesn’t seem to do the trick either.
Any thoughts on how to get rid of the capitalization on all Headers?
