Brizy Pro does not inherit the LINK color from WordPress theme
Hello again.
I am running into another problem.
I have my template set to DEFAULT.
When I added a TEXT element and selected PARAGRAPH, and then created a hyperlink, Brizy Pro would inherit my hyperlink color from my WordPress theme and this is exactly what I want.
Then, in order to speed up my workflow, I went to the styling settings and changed the PARAGRAH styling with the fonts and letter height that I needed. Also, while still in the styling settings, I changed the text color on the Overpass style from gray (#666666) to black (#000000).
Now, when I use the TEXT element and select PARAGRAPH and add a hyperlink, Brizy Pro will no longer inherit the color that I have set for the hyperlink from my WordPress theme. It appears that Brizy Pro is now overriding the default template and using black (#000000) for my hyperlink color.
When I create a new TEXT element and select H1, H2, H3 or any other style other than paragraph and create a hyperlink, Brizy Pro will properly inherit the hyperlink color from the WordPress theme just as I want it to do.
But when I go back and select PARAGRAPH and add the hyperlink, it will no longer inherit the hyperlink color from my WordPress theme.
Here is what I have tried so far in hopes to correct this, but still have not found success:
1) I tried to find a "reset" or "revert" button in the stylings settings but I could not find this
2) I changed the template from DEFAULT to BRIZY and then saved/updated my page. I then went and changed the template from BRIZY back to DEFAULT and saved the page again in hopes that this will work but this has not worked.
3) I went back to WordPress and went to appearance > customize and then I clicked on the "publish" button to see if this will help but it has not.
Please tell me how to have my TEXT element with PARAGRAPH selected use the default WordPress template theme color for my hyperlinks.
I do not want to have to go back and change out all of my hyperlink colors manually this will be too much work.
Thank you.
Andre
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Hi Andre,
Thank you for all these details. Yes, we are aware of this inconvenience and our developers are working to fix it. At the moment you can add this Custom CSS and place it for Post Content element from the template https://jmp.sh/xcOqcGw.
p a {
color: #f1f1f1 !important;
}Instead of #f1f1f1 you can place the code of the link's colour.
Thanks!
Best regards,
Sandra0
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