changing font color of a link

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  Allen Registered Users Posts: 10,011 Major grins

  January 9, 2015 edited January 9, 2015

  Anyone helping would need to know some detail.
  Is this a text content block?
  Is this a html content block?
  Is it text not in one of those boxes?
  What is "main text"?
  Got a link so we can see it?

  Al - Just a volunteer here having fun
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  rnrjosh Registered Users Posts: 266 Major grins

  January 9, 2015 edited January 9, 2015

  Which text in specific do you want to change? The CSS to change a link color will vary depending on what text element you want to change. If you could include a link to a specific page and let us know the specific text you want to change the color for, we should be able to provide some CSS to change that.
  
  EDIT: Allen beat me to it, you're in good hands

  Josh
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  Tony Britton Registered Users Posts: 345 Major grins

  January 9, 2015 edited January 9, 2015

  rnrjosh wrote: »

  Which text in specific do you want to change? The CSS to change a link color will vary depending on what text element you want to change. If you could include a link to a specific page and let us know the specific text you want to change the color for, we should be able to provide some CSS to change that.
  
  EDIT: Allen beat me to it, you're in good hands

  Thanks to you & Allen!
  
  Here's a link to the page I'd like to change the link font color:
  
  http://tonybritton.smugmug.com/Other/Canon-SX50-HS/i-mnc3CGh
  
  The links are placed within the introduction to my website and there are 3 links involved.
  
  Thank you both!
  
  Tony
  http://tonybritton.smugmug.com/

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  Allen Registered Users Posts: 10,011 Major grins

  January 9, 2015 edited January 9, 2015

  Here's the CSS for this specific gallery. This can be put in "entire site" CSS because it carries the specific
  gallery class name. Or in "Just this gallery" CSS with or without the .sm-page-node-rbLpj.
  
  .sm-page-node-rbLpj .sm-gallery-description a {color:#999}
  
  .sm-page-node-rbLpj .sm-gallery-description a :hover,
  .sm-page-node-rbLpj .sm-gallery-description a:hover {
  color:red}
  
  You can also apply it to all gallery descriptions by leaving off .sm-page-node-rbLpj.
  Put in "entire site" or "all galleries" CSS. I like to place CSS in their specific areas, like
  "all folders", "all galleries" so I can look and see what effects just those areas.

  Al - Just a volunteer here having fun
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  Allen Registered Users Posts: 10,011 Major grins

  January 9, 2015 edited January 9, 2015

  You might consider just showing the text for the links.
  example:
  Canon SX50 Hints and Tips
  
  BTW, just bought a SX60.

  Al - Just a volunteer here having fun
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  Tony Britton Registered Users Posts: 345 Major grins

  January 9, 2015 edited January 9, 2015

  Allen wrote: »

  Here's the CSS for this specific gallery. This can be put in "entire site" CSS because it carries the specific
  gallery class name. Or in "Just this gallery" CSS with or without the .sm-page-node-rbLpj.
  
  .sm-page-node-rbLpj .sm-gallery-description a {color:#999}
  
  .sm-page-node-rbLpj .sm-gallery-description a :hover,
  .sm-page-node-rbLpj .sm-gallery-description a:hover {
  color:red}
  
  You can also apply it to all gallery descriptions by leaving off .sm-page-node-rbLpj.
  Put in "entire site" or "all galleries" CSS. I like to place CSS in their specific areas, like
  "all folders", "all galleries" so I can look and see what effects just those areas.

  
  Thanks so very much!
  
  Tony

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