Thanks for following up!

It may be considered "hitting it with a hammer" but I gave the following a try and it appears to be having the effect we were looking for:

a {color: #4282aa;}

It's changing all of the hyperlinks to be a specific color (when not hovered over), so that they stand out from the rest of the text.

Thanks again!

Hi there,

Here's the current CSS styling for those elements...

#topBar .searchform.active i,
#tabs, a,
#footer #copyright a,
.parentMenu > a > i,
.checkbox,
.stButton .sharethis,
#wp-calendar #prev a,
#wp-calendar #next a {
    color: #6d6d6d;
}

Thanks for the reply. When I tried changing the Accent Color, it would change the color of the icons next to the menu "expand" buttons, but not the actual links. Using the Custom CSS info above and changing the color (I added !important to it as well, just to be sure), actually changed the color of the links themselves for the widgets. So that gets me half-way there.

The other part is doing the same (changing hyperlink color) within the posts themselves. For example, http://development.purelyprimal.com/2013/11/02/maple-apple-cranberry-breakfast-sausage/ has three hyperlinks near the top of the post that I would like to highlight differently (when not hovered over) than the rest of the text. What is the call for that text within an actual post?

Thanks again for your help.

Hi there,

The link color uses your primary color setting. Is there another primary color that you can use? If not, here is the current CSS being applied to widget links...

.widget a {
    color: #999;
}

You can copy/paste that into the Custom CSS box on the Customize page and change the color hex value there.

Let me know if that helps.

Best,

Christopher

We've recently purchased The Kitchen Table for our website, and are in the process of getting things set up. One thing that we've run into is that hyperlinks within the widgets and the body of posts are a bit difficult to discern from the rest of the text (in the widget area, they are a slightly lighter shade of grey, and in the body of posts, they appear to simply be the same color as the rest of the text).

Is there some custom CSS code that we can drop into the customizer that will provide a different color and/or an underline to hyperlinks? I'm brand new to editing CSS code, so trying to figure out where to even start is like a needle in a haystack.

The site, for reference, is http://development.purelyprimal.com (eventually that will lose the "development" part when the changes go live).