I continue to Testing previous post and I will mark resolved when finish.
When i use the visual editor and insert a link is underlined andthe font is blue. The issue is resolved using the text tab and adding the style:
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How i tranfer the style to the css style of the site origin editor so in not deleted when I updated the theme?
Thank always for the fast response!
Hi Sspr
Any CSS you enter in the SiteOrigin CSS Editor (located at Appearance > Custom CSS in your WordPress admin) will remain there across updates. So anything you write in there is safe :)
Hope that answers your question.
What is happening is that when I use the insert/edit link button in the visual editor the link is underlined and blue.
I try to remove that in the css style of that row but not sure what I do wrong because don’t work. Only work using in the text of the visual editor (a style=”color:black; text-decoration:none” href=”http://www.google.com”> This is an example for automatic term mapping</a)
I need to move to custom css but I doing something wrong.
Hi sspr
Try adding the following to Appearance > Custom CSS:
/* Links */ a { text-decoration: none !important; }Hope that helps.
I tried that custom css but still can remove the underline.
This is using the insert/edit link:
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This is using html text tab:
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I still can’t move this style to the css custom. Is ok if I use html here and not the visual tab?
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Hi Sspr
Perhaps, try the following at Appearance > Custom CSS instead of the previous CSS snippet:
#main a { text-decoration: none; } #main a:hover { text-decoration: underline; }This will affect the whole website, I need use only this css for one product page.
You can prefix the CSS rules above with the Page ID body class. For example:
.page-id-408 #main a { text-decoration: none; } .page-id-408 #main a:hover { text-decoration: underline; }The above would target this page:
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You can get the page ID by editing the page in WordPress and inspecting the URL, the ID is in the URL. If you send the page link you’re working on we can assist further.