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Use of Custom Css on Renita

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  1. david@torrens.me.uk
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I am trying the Renita template at http://www.whitchurchwaterway.uk/home-2 and have applied the same custom.css and colours I used at http://www.whitchurchwaterway.uk/ that uses the florence template but the colours of links in the base has not changed.
Is there anything different that would stop the custom css working.
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david@torrens.me.uk
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Thanks what I used is this which works almost but not quite the same as on the Florence template.



/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/* Custom CSS */

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/



#container_base a:link {

    color: #abe3fe;

}

#container_base a:visited {

    color: #000000;

}

#container_base a:hover {

    color: #ffffff;

}
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Hi David

To amend try also adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your template settings...

#container_base a {

    color: #abe3fe;

}


Ciarán
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