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[mike4zengmailcom]

How do I change the text color of the ftitle in the feature slide? Im sure this is really simple... your help is greatly appreciated

[cmunns]

A link to the site would be helpful since I don't know the theme or version you're using.

[mike4zengmailcom]

hey cmunns, I am on Pagelines 3. the site is: www.ecommerceinboundmarketing.com but I just installed the theme and have tons of redesigning to do before I remove the "under construction" page. Please let me know if it is critical for you to see the page, and I will remove the under construction page until i hear from ya. Thanks!! - mike

[mike4zengmailcom]

sorry, StationPro3 is the one i am on. - mike

[bryan-hadaway]

Add this to your Custom CSS:

`!important #featurearea .ftitle{color:#000}`

This should make the titles black, change 000 to whatever color code you wish:

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Thanks, Bryan

[mike4zengmailcom]

Hey Bryan, Unfortunatly that did not work. I have that exact code, with the color changed to #2073D4 in the Custom CSS Section like you advised. I tried changing it to black like your original code, but it still stayed white after saving. Here is link to home page effected: www.ecommerceinboundmarketing.com Thanks, mike

[bryan-hadaway]

Sorry, try this: `.ftitle{color:#000 !important}` Thanks, Bryan

[Sourena]

Two more questions about the ftitle:

a. The "ftitle" is set to 55px. I can make it smaller by adding this to the "Custom Code" page:

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But I what I need is creating different styles for H1, H2, H3, etc so when I make the titles I can have options for different sizes. How can I do that?

b. When I link the title it gets "underlined". How can I get rid of underline?
I tried to do that by adding this to the ftitle style:

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But it did not work.

[cmunns]

the `text-decoration:none` works on the link element so it would be something like this instead `ftitle a {text-decoration:none;}` Also, if you want to setup different header styles just set them up like this ` .fcontent .ftitle h1 { } .fcontent .ftitle h2 { } etc, etc ` then you can use the various header tags inside of the ftitle area and it will take effect.

[Sourena]

Neither this:

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nor this:

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work. But when I tried this:

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it changed the size. Still I have not been able to remove the text-decoration. I tried this:

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But it did not work.

[bryan-hadaway]

Try this just to make sure: `.ftitle a{text-decoration:none !important}` Thanks, Bryan

[Sourena]

It doesn't work. Please see the page here:

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It is the slide no. 1.

[cmunns]

That explains it! It's actually not an underline it's a border. So if you use this.... `.fcontent a {border-bottom:none;}` That should get rid of it. FYI I recommend using Firebug or another browser tool bar that will allow you to inspect html and css...it would be indispensable to you and troubleshooting this stuff

[Sourena]

Thanks. That fixed it. But why does that border exist? For what purpose?

[bryan-hadaway]

Just a style choice I imagine. Thanks, Bryan