[Deanna Talerico]

Hello,

I was hoping for a way to customize the appearance of blog post links, beyond just color. Specifically, I would like to make them bold, which would help greatly in compliance with ADA/accessibility. It seems other themes can easily bold, add underlines, etc to make links stand out more. Is this something that would have to be coded? Or possibly added to a theme update as an easy customize option?

You previously tried to help make our links underlined, but the custom CSS provided make EVERY link on the entire site get an underline, including blogpost titles, menus, etc which was not desirable. I would like only the links within a single post bolded, not elsewhere.

Please advise.

Deanna Talerico

Homesteadandchill.com

[vako]

Hi Deanna,

 
<p style=”text-align: left;”>Actually this edits are done in the post editor itself fusing WordPress standard edit options, please check the screenshot: https://prnt.sc/PMrk3NORFae3

We can’t add control in the theme and have the ability to edit specifically the links only on certain blog post pages, there is no need to be hones, the editor you are using allows you to do that, even if you are using any other page builders or editors.</p>
 

Kind Regards

[Deanna Talerico]

Hi Vako,

 

No, I’m not talking about a single link, or one by one. I want to retroactively make ALL the links in all my old posts to be bolded, for accessibility/visibility sake – and have that be the standard going forward too. I want this for all blog articles, not specific ones. I was just saying I didn’t want the homepage links (like article titles, menu links, etc) to be bolded too. So just in-body text links, not navigation.

 

Deanna

[vako]

Hi Deanna,

 

In this case, we can only offer the custom CSS code for that. Please navigate to Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and add the CSS snippet below:

.post-content a {

font-weight: bold;

text-decoration: underline;

}

Kind Regards

[Author]

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