This SOP outlines the steps to change hyperlink colors across church websites using Tent Apps' style guide. It provides a clear process for ensuring consistent branding through color adjustments in the backend.
Hey, this is Mindy with Tint Apps, and I just want to show our church websites that have the style guide in your back end. I want to show you how you can easily change, um, things for your entire site. Specifically, this video is going to show you how to change the hyperlink color that shows up throughout your site. So when you go to your pages and your dashboard, you'll see that style guide, and you're going to want to always right-click and view. And then we have our style guide back here, and this is where we're telling the entire site what colors to be, what fonts to be, um, heaviness of headings, all this kind of thing. And so in this situation we're wanting. to change the link color throughout the site, and I've already done it on several different places, so I'm going to just show you what I did. Um, so I go here to this text box, and as you can see, this is a preset called secondary color. If I had opened this one, it would have been white. If I had opened this one, it would have been black. But this khaki here is our secondary color. So I come up to the drop-down, and I go to secondary color, and I click the editing pencil, and it's going to flip like that. And if you don't have it flip like that, you're not editing it for it to apply to the whole site. You're just editing the page you're on. So you want to make sure you're up here in the presets, and you see that card flip. That's kind of your tell. Then I go to Design, then I go to Text. And I pick the link. Then I'm going to go down, and we're going to, I had already changed it to red, but let's just say it was this, this greenish color. You can go in and pick whatever you want it to be, and we've chosen red, and you can see that it changed it to red. Click. Are you sure you want to do this? It's going to change the text on all modules across your site. So yes. And then what that means, then I do the checkbox, of course, and what that means is that anywhere this secondary color is being used in the site, any hyperlink is going to be this red, and so you would just go down and do it throughout all the other features of your site, and then when you're done, you're going to exit Visual Builder, and then you will, of course, save, and then once you've done that, you should see those changes reflected on the front end of your site. So, as always, reach out to support at 10Fs.com if you need any help with this or any more clarification. Thank you. Okay.