Different links different colors?
#1
Is it possible to have different links appear as different colors depending on where they appear? Here is my issue. I would like hyperlinks input by users within the body of posts to appear blue, as they normally do. 

However, I would like "link" on various other parts of the forum GUI to appear other colors. 

Below are examples of non-user posted site links that I do not want to appear the default blue:

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I would like to be able to set the "MyBB Community Forums > Resources > Themes" links as colors other than blue, while not forcing EVERY link to the same color. I'd also like to change the little > symbol colors. 

Does that make sense? Possible?
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#2
navigation edit "color:"

.navigation

.navigation .active

.navigation a:hover, .navigation a:active

.navigation a:link

.navigation a:visited
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#3
(2017-05-18, 07:36 AM)vintagedaddyo Wrote: navigation edit "color:"

.navigation

.navigation .active

.navigation a:hover, .navigation a:active

.navigation a:link

.navigation a:visited

Thanks- I understand where general navigation colors can be edited, but that doesn't address the premise of my question.
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#4
^ well, you can have different colors for different links.
however in general, those links should have separate CSS Classes or IDs .. etc

above reply was a guide for navigation bar elements which can be used for changing their colors !
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#5
(2017-05-18, 01:22 PM).m. Wrote: ^ well, you can have different colors for different links.
however in general, those links should have separate CSS Classes or IDs .. etc

above reply was a guide for navigation bar elements which can be used for changing their colors !

Hmm ok, I'll ahve to look into that.

Side note - how do I change the text color at the bottom of the forum that's next to the icons for new posts, no new posts, thread locked etc
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#6
^ in the global.css of the theme, you can add required color property for .forum_legend dd

basically stylesheet of a theme should be edited through themes section of forum admin panel.
and in general, editing can be done through advanced mode of the stylesheet
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