After I’ve recently showed you how to change the hyperlink color of your WordPress theme in Elementor and how to change the link color of the current page with Elementor, I’m going to show you today how you can change the color of a link in CSS!
Don’t worry, changing the hyperlink color in CSS isn’t as scary as it may seem at first sight – there’s just a tiny bit of code you’ll need to add, and I’m going to walk you through all the steps, one by one!
The amazing thing about changing the color of a link in CSS is that you can use this method anywhere on your website – in Elementor, in the WordPress Gutenberg Editor, in your Woocommerce product details and descriptions, in text blocks, in headings, in image captions, you name it.
And it does not only work with WordPress, you can also use it on your Squarespace artist site, on Wix, Weebly, Shopify, and so on. It just works. fine. everywhere. 😆
Related: → Best Hyperlink Colors For Your Artist Website
By the end of the tutorial, I’ll be showing you some more possibilities to style your links with CSS to make them appear underlined, bold, and italic!
But without further ado now, let’s get into it and see how you can change the color of a link in CSS!
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I wish you the best of luck for achieving your goals, Scsarpisnato! Thanks for stopping by and dropping a comment (: