If you have a good theme, then you should be able to change font color for specific elements like:
Link colors (regular, hover state, active, already clicked)
Button colors (background, hover state, default colors)
Menu link colors (regular, hover state, active)
Just remember that when changing site-wide font colors for elements like this through your theme settings, you’re making a change that’ll immediately show across all the pages and posts where these elements exist on your blog. So you’ll want to make sure you double-check a few pages on your site to ensure your change caused no issues.
2. Using the Classic Editor (or Gutenberg) to Change Font Color in Posts
If you’re working on an individual blog post in either the Classic (or Gutenberg/Block Editor) WordPress editor and you want to change the font color of a specific element of text—that’s very easy.
Here’s a quick GIF (video) showing how to change font find owner of cell phone number free philippines in the WordPress editor:
How to Change Font Color in WordPress Video
Because that GIF moves pretty quickly for some, here’s a step-by-step breakdown of what’s happening when you want to change the font color within your posts (in 2 easy steps):
1. Use your cursor to highlight the text you want to change the color of
Change Font Color in WordPress Posts (Editor)
Once that text is highlighted, you’ll navigate up to the “Text color” setting in your editor menu.
2. Use the “Text color” setting to change font colors
Font Color Settings in WordPress Editor
Once you’re here, just select the color you want to change your highlighted text to and… voilà!
Now, if you want to change your font color to a more custom or unique color than the standard default 48 options in the quick “Text color” dropdown menu, then that’s possible too.
Here’s how: You can actually change font color of your text in the WordPress editor—to any color imaginable, provided you have a hex code for it or you’re willing to select it free-hand. Just click the “Custom…” option near the bottom of the “Text color” menu and you’ll see this pane here: