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    Kriesi team,

    This is a follow up to my question on this thread: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/force-text-block-to-behave-like-code-block/

    I suppose I could get what I need out of the visual editor if I could change the default color red, or add a new color. My client is using a very specific color red (#c30a20 to be exact) when referencing anything in their in-house product line. Is there any way to change the normal red to #c30a20, or is there a way to easily use this color? Thanks for all your help!

    – Julian

    #303863

    Hi PaintedMidget!

    You can define your own CSS class and put the code in custom.css or enfold->styles->Quick-CSS field, eg:

    
    .customer_red{
    color: #c30a20 !important;
    }
    

    and assign this class to the tags like <p>, <span>, …. that need this color, e.g.:

    
    <p class="customer_red">........</p>
    <span class="customer_red">........</span>
    

    Regards,
    Günter

    #303873

    Never mind! Figured out a solution, please close this thread I’ve found a workaround. Sorry!

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