It seems from the colour settings that one colour is shared by both headings and links (default #1487D4). I'm finding this is making it very hard to know in the page body what is a link and what is just a heading. I would like to make all headings a dark blue (e.g. #000080) and leave the links at the default setting. I've tried changing the .a class in the style.css file but it hasn't worked. Any help much appreciated, thanks.

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silvi.addweb’s picture

Please follow the below steps:

1. Create a custom.css file in css folder (i.e. /sites/all/themes/corporateclean/css).
2. Add following code in custom.css file.

 h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { color:#000080; text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px #eaf1ea; }
    .front .node h1.front-heading { color:#000080; }

3. And then clear your drupal cache.

Hope this helps you.

Thanks!

awebmanager’s picture

Thanks Tejal, but unfortunately it hasn't made any difference :( I've tried changing both colours in your custom.css file to #000000 just in case I wasn't able to see the slight difference in the blues but the headings are still blue, not black. Have cleared all caches several times too.

silvi.addweb’s picture

Have you included css file into theme.info file? If not, please do the needful and let me know if you still face any query/concern regarding the same.

Thanks!

awebmanager’s picture

Thank you, that's worked!

silvi.addweb’s picture

My Pleasure!

Please feel free to contact me regarding any Drupal issues. Readily available to resolve issues.

Thanks!

colio’s picture

I'm having similar problems but can't locate a theme.info file. Where is that file and how do I add the custom.css to it?

awebmanager’s picture

Colio, I took it to mean corporateclean.info which is in sites/all/themes/corporateclean

In that file there are these lines:

stylesheets[all][] = style.css
stylesheets[all][] = color/colors.css

Underneath those I added:

stylesheets[all][] = css/custom.css

HTH!