on our website (https://www.maxbrauerschule.de) the font-color for the #header ist set to white (with the light logo and a dark background) and is set for the #sticky-header to red (with the dark logo and a light background). That really works fine so far, but …
… there are two pages where the font-color in the #header always appears in red (with the dark logo) on the dark background — so it’s really a mess and doesn’t look that good.
First page showing this mess ist called “Termine” (a calendar-page/’the events calendar’ by modern tribe) and second one is the single-blog-page.
Would be glad for any suggestions to change the shown header to their desired appearances.
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I could solve the problem relating to the single-post-pages (as most of our authors didn’t change the “Dark Version Header” to the light version in the general settings of the posts).
But I still haven’t a clue concerning the “Termine”-page. So if anyone could help please do ;)
The Termine page is a post category and it’s taking the default header options that is transparent header with background light. You can only customize it’s menu items color using custom css. I added this code into your custom css box in General Options:
Thank you for this workaround, but it changes the font-color in both the light version header and the dark version header as well, so the dark version header appears with white font-color on a very light background. Is there’s a chance to change the colour only in one of the headers?
Maybe it is possible to set the ‘Header Color Style for Header 1’ to ‘Light version header’ in general (for each and every page, post etc.) or only for posts?
