Can you provide the link to a page which has this problem?
Thanks for reply!
You can see it here http://www.bfh.org.uk after the word ‘available’
Interestingly if I start a new page the problem doesn’t exist, only if updating an old one.
Thanks again!
Actually the text is displayed, but it is in white color which matches the background of the page, hene it is not visible.
You can confirm this by hovering the mouse over the place where the text is supposed to be displayed; just right to the word ‘available’.
The following code is responsible for this:
.widget a {
color: #bb1d1d;
}
You could add custom CSS like given below, to fix it
.widget a {
color: #24890d; /* you can put any color of your choice here*/
}
Can you also post an example of a page where this does not happen. I will be interested to see why the CSS(white font) is not getting applied there
Here is a new page where it does not happen…
http://www.bfh.org.uk/testing-hyperlinks/
Forgive the novice question, but where would find the .widget a {color:} code to edit it, or where would I add the custom css?
Thank you again!
You can install a custom css plugin like this one and put the code there.
Or you can create a child-theme and add the code in its stylesheet.
Since you mentioned you are not much into programming, I would suggest you to go with the first option.
