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Layla: different link colors for logo, body and footer

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  1. joonchen
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Hi there,

I'm trying to find out how to change the link colors (link, active, hover, visited) separately for these 3 main areas, as they all have different background colors:

1) Menu/logo text
2) Body/content
3) Footer/copyright

Anyone to share the CSS code, please? I'm sorry, I'm a noob!

Would be wonderful to see these settings in the Typography Styling one day. I can only see one link color for the whole website and no hover/active/visited colors.

Thank you. Cheers!
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Hello

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

Edit to taste - Note that if a color can be set in the template settings, this will likely take precedence with the extension of the base link color

#container_header a {

    color: red;

}



#container_main a {

    color: green;

}



#container_footer a {

    color: purple;

}


Ciaran
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Brillian, thanks Ciaran!! :D
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