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- January 25, 2017 at 9:17 pm #1733
pfernandParticipantIs there a way to change the primary default color of #EE3B24 to a different color?
January 26, 2017 at 12:28 am #1741Hash
KeymasterSorry, There is not way other then modifying code. If you know some CSS then you can make edit in the style.css file to change the color.
March 8, 2017 at 12:54 am #2233ivanklindicParticipantTry the following (I do it like this):
1. make screenshot of your website
2. open that screenshot in Photoshop
3. select the color (I assume you want to change that red color), and you get a code: ee3b24
4. copy-paste code from the style.css to a Word document
5. press CTRL + F to start a search
6. enter that red code (ee3b24), and the Word will find all the places that color is mentioned
7. select replace – replace all
8. replace with: “enter the code you want to have” (it will replace “the red code” with the “your color code”)
9. copy that entire code from Word to your style.css (before all of these steps, backup your style.css, just in case) and save it
10. that should be it, this works for me.You’ll have to do it after every theme update
Hope it works for you,
IvanMarch 8, 2017 at 11:15 am #2238pfernandParticipantThanks Ivan. I had tried this and although I was able to successfully change the primary color, my Home Page slider graphics got a little funky. I lost the dark overlay effect.
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