I probably can\’t give you a quick answer on this. I am assuming by your question that you either are not very family with CSS or you haven\’t poked around the theme\’s PHP files. If it\’s the former, then I probably can\’t give you a quick and easy answer. I\’ll try below, but it may require a full length post to fully walk you through the process.

In the style.css file, look for the \”a\” markups. If you are new to CSS, you can visit HTML Dog or google for one of the many tutorials sites out there.

Here is one example to change the default link colors via CSS. On line 49-51 in the Hemingway Reloaded style.css file, the default link color is set to black (#000000).

a{
color: #000000;
}


To change it to blue, you simple change the color attribute:

a{
color: #0000ff;
}


That\’s easy, right? Well, not really. You have changed the default link color; however, with CSS, markups can be nested. Again visit HTML Dog for an explaination on grouping and nesting in CSS.

For now, in style.css, search for the phrase hover. This is the style that will be applied when the mouse hovers over the link. Wherever you find hover in style.css, you will probably find the style for the normal state of the link. Just look up a few lines for a similiar markup block.

Again, I apologize that I can\’t give a more specific answer. Aside from the initial learning curve of CSS, I have also hacked my style.css (and the other pages in the theme) so much that I just can\’t tell you which line to change, etc. I will see if I can do a full write up sometime in the next couple of weeks.

Good luck and congrats on being the first comment!

-Veha

much appreciated!