Changing the text color on the Signup Page

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How to change the text color of "create an account" in the image? The text color matches the color of the background which is hard to see. How to change the text color??

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Yes just a case of putting class name
Code:
 .class_name a {
 
 color:Unicorn Orange
 
 }

Something along those lines. And you put that into your wordpress additional CSS custom code settings. Whether that's in the theme or as a separate plugin to manage your custom changes better.

Inspect the element of the link to find its class name, and copy its full HTML path, for example.

Post it here, and all te chatGPT wizards including me, will tell you the right code! :D
 
Change it in css file using any selector for that element, like class, id, or select it by element type
 
Change it in css file using any selector for that element, like class, id, or select it by element type
I don't know how to find this file I can't see it in theme editor
 

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I don't know how to find this file I can't see it in theme editor
Additional CSS in customizer or stylesheet.css in your theme/child, if you can't find the class then create it
 
Additional CSS in customizer or stylesheet.css in your theme/child, if you can't find the class then create it
I don't know what to add on additional css in customizer
 
Inspect the element of the text you're trying to customise, copy the class name and then do as Panther suggested best
 
I don't know what to add on additional css in customizer
Do you want the anchor site wide. or just for a specific section on a page?

You need to use the inspect element to get the either class name for the section its in or id, and then use either to specify that similar code I wrote in your themes custom CSS section. (if you don't have tht in your theme install a custom CSS plugin.)
 
I tried doing something may be my work is done. Thanks :)
You solved it? Sometimes, the new things you do can be overwhelming if you have no idea where to go; I experience this regularly, too! lol worst thing about working in digital industry, so many changes.

Keep at it though, let us know where you get to, you'll jump a massive hurdle if this is your fist time styling yourself with custom code.
 
Do you want the anchor site wide. or just for a specific section on a page?

You need to use the inspect element to get the either class name for the section its in or id, and then use either to specify that similar code I wrote in your themes custom CSS section. (if you don't have tht in your theme install a custom CSS plugin.)
Pretty cool, I didn't think ID's would work as selectors

Thanks Panther dude
 
Pretty cool, I didn't think ID's would work as selectors

Thanks Panther dude
You make it sound so technical I'm wondering if I'm right now?

LOL I'm sure its ok yeah, class name as you first suggested, and also yes, the id, I think, you have to use #idname instead of .classname

But then all the same things seem to happen. Maybe someone will come along with a decade of coding experience and fish finger slap me? :D
 
You solved it? Sometimes, the new things you do can be overwhelming if you have no idea where to go; I experience this regularly, too! lol worst thing about working in digital industry, so many changes.

Keep at it though, let us know where you get to, you'll jump a massive hurdle if this is your fist time styling yourself with custom code.
Yup. I just added that support portal css code block to additional css in customize and it worked
 
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