Well, because I'm a cheapskate (and I haven't investigated this stuff from the code side), I can't tell you how it should work, but just from the publicly available documentation, the Unearthed layout claims to support "Custom CSS". If this is the case, then adding the following CSS should answer your needs:
.EntryComments a {color: red}
Where for "red", you can of course substitute any recognized color or hex string.
And because I'm stupid today, I have to post twice to make show you four lines of CSS... if you want to change the colors for previously-visited and currently-clicked-on links as well, then you can build variations on this:
Hey, even at two posts, you're still *miles* ahead of me on this stuff. Thank you -- that's exactly what I was looking for! So much better now... at least I think it is, anyway!
Well, granted that's not specifically what they pay me the big bucks for, but it's at least one of the several contributing items. ;-) In any case, you're very welcome! Always happy to put my ill-gotten skills to use for my friends. :-)
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I am not wise in the ways of CSS either.
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Well, because I'm a cheapskate (and I haven't investigated this stuff from the code side), I can't tell you how it should work, but just from the publicly available documentation, the Unearthed layout claims to support "Custom CSS". If this is the case, then adding the following CSS should answer your needs:
.EntryComments a {color: red}
Where for "red", you can of course substitute any recognized color or hex string.
Hope that helps!
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And because I'm stupid today, I have to post twice to make show you four lines of CSS... if you want to change the colors for previously-visited and currently-clicked-on links as well, then you can build variations on this:
.EntryComments a:link {color: red}
.EntryComments a:visited {color: green}
.EntryComments a:hover {color: pink}
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