Themes

> That doesn’t seem to be fixing it.
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> Other people have suggested that I look at the page source in order to determine what part of the CSS file is controlling the color of elements on a page, but the only IDs this seems to use are “centercolumn??? and “tiki-center???, both of which also contain a lot of other elements whose color I don’t want to change. Isn’t there a CSS class or ID that specifically controls the color of this element?

Yes. As sylvie said, it's probably an h1 (heading) a (anchor) element. It'll be within the centercolumn and tiki-center divs. Whatever the link's exact wording is, look for that in the source. You should find it preceded by an anchor tag that includes a "class=..." designation. That's what you need to find in the CSS file to change.

Another approach is to look through the CSS file for all instances of link active states and see which are red, and change those — or, maybe easier, search for all "red" instances and see which are specified for link active states and change those.

-- Gary