Hey @marlem, if you know the div class/id for the copyright notice for your theme, you can use code similar to the below example:
#copyright {
color: #fff;
}
[Moderator note: code fixed. Please wrap code in the backtick character or use the code button.]
This would only change the copyright text in an element with the ID of copyright, however. If you want to give us the URL for your site, we can help a little better.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by bdbrown.
Thread Starter
Marlem
(@marlem)
Ah sorry i forgot.
The site URL is: https://freeandeasyband.nl
The code above does not work.
You each have half of the solution:
/* change text to white */
#copyright p {
color: #fff;
}
@bdbrown,
My solution is the whole solution when not given the URL. I do not place a paragraph element inside of a div if the only thing it is going to contain is a string of text.
@marlem,
knowing your URL and being able to look at your site, you have the ability to do two things. You can either add the p to make the css selector more specific as @bdbrown did in the post above, or you can use the CSS in my example and remove the paragraph tag. The choice is yours – either will do what you want.
Thread Starter
Marlem
(@marlem)
Thank you e_baker and bdbrown it works perfect now the text is white.