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Alexander Samokhin
9,647 PointsIssue with color picker
Well, I followed all the steps in tutorial but my color for heading still not changing. In style.css I have style for all links, like this:
a { color: #111111; }
And when I change the color for headings there is new style added.
h1 a { color: 444444; }
But the color of link is stronger and it overrides the h1 a. How is it possible?
2 Answers
Alexander Samokhin
9,647 PointsThe solution that fixed my problem. I've added third argument (priority) to this function, which means that new styles will be generated after existed styles. add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'my_styles_method', 21 );
Mike Henry
Courses Plus Student 5,373 PointsHi Alexander, I think it is the --- h1 a { color: 444444; } --- needs the # like --- h1 a { color: #444444; } --- I hope this helps Mike
Alexander Samokhin
9,647 PointsHi Mike. My value generated from customizer is color: #444444; I just forgot to put hashtag in the first post. Anyway thanks for your help, but the problem still exist. The a is stronger than h1 a