Unfortunately, it looks like you can't just change that one link. Even the code that works specifically for that link also works for the links in the comments (like reply, thread, etc.)
You can do one of several things: First, you can turn off customized comment pages, by going here, and scrolling down to the Presentations tab, and changing the drop down menu for Disable customized comment pages for your journal to No.
Or, you can use this code, paste it at the end of your CSS and change it to some color other than black. Because that code also changes the links that are in the comments, so if you make them black they won't show up because the comment boxes are also black, but of course it has to be a color darker than that background.
.box a{color: #INSERT COLOR CODE HERE Lastly, you can change the color of all the links. I put this at the end because I figured it would be your last resort, but if your first two options don't work I just suggest changing the color of all the links to something that can be visible on all parts of
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You can do one of several things:
First, you can turn off customized comment pages, by going here, and scrolling down to the Presentations tab, and changing the drop down menu for Disable customized comment pages for your journal to No.
Or, you can use this code, paste it at the end of your CSS and change it to some color other than black. Because that code also changes the links that are in the comments, so if you make them black they won't show up because the comment boxes are also black, but of course it has to be a color darker than that background.
.box a{color: #INSERT COLOR CODE HERE
Lastly, you can change the color of all the links. I put this at the end because I figured it would be your last resort, but if your first two options don't work I just suggest changing the color of all the links to something that can be visible on all parts of ( ... )
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2) Do you mean the font when you type in that box, or the font when you post the comment and it shows in the entry?
For the box:
.textarea {font-family: 'times new roman';}
For the entry:
.commentreply {font-family: 'times new roman';}
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i actually meant the text in the actual entry text not the comments nor the commentbox. :)
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font-family: 'times new roman';
margin: 7px 0px 0px 0px;
padding: 10px; }
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? *scratches head*
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