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The pro version actually already has that exact feature built in:
Actually the belief that it was built in was the reason I bought the pro version!
The problem is that I can’t find anything in the documentation that tells me how to do it! I’ve been involved in computers since the days of Fortran IV(!) so i’m not exactly a novice, but at my age life’s too short to keep guessing how to do things!
OK, so I’ve probably missed the bit in the documentation that explains it – can you point me to it?
Thanks!
John
From your WP admin:
Appearance > StartupPro Options > Check the Very Top Box “Social Profile Icons / Custom Contact” > Scroll Down and Add Your Details to “Custom Icons / Custom Contact”
Thanks
Another query about those Custom Contact details – is it possible to change the font and colour of the text in that area please?
Thanks!
John
Absolutely.
#social, #social a { font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: 18px; }The code you’ve helpfully given changes the social area text color – which is actually exactly what I want, so thanks! – but also changes the color of all links elsewhere to white. How can I keep the link text in the social area white and the phone number black while also ensuring that other links – including the one to Admin in the comments section, which is now invisible – are in the standard blue?
As always, many thanks!
John
You can separate specific styles that you do not want applied to both, so for color, you could apply it to just
#socialand not#social a:#social { color: #000; }Thanks; it seems logical but it doesn’t seem to work! Changes to #social and #social a in the Custom CSS area have no effect on the colour, though they do work on changing the font.
Curious!
John
http://www.tawemediaonline.co.uk/abnov9/
You’ll see that the section to the right of the header is fine – just as I want it in fact – while links in the body are in white and thus invisible. Even if I change their colour one at a time it still leaves the Admin and other links invisible.
Thanks again!
John
This is because you’ve added or set somewhere:
a { color: #FFFFFF; }Use instead:
#social a { color: #FFFFFF; }Ah yes, I’d selected #FFFFFF as the Link Color in the Options section. That seems to have fixed it – thanks!
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