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Ciaran,

We are using Novah and h2 is white, any suggestions for how I can change it to another colour throughout the site? I can't find it anywhere.

Thank you

Peter
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Hi Peter

Have you tried amending the General -> Typography Styling -> (H2) Article Title Color option in your template settings?

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yes, it has #0d1724. And h2 is not mentioned anywhere in the template css.
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Ciaran,

This is still an issue and is causing problems. Eg with mod_j51imagehover the test is h2 and we cannot see it!

Please take a look.

Thanks

Peter
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Hi Peter

Would you have a URL to an example of your ImageHover module?

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