Hi,
#wraper #updates p strong {
color: #0000FF;
}
Has a much higher specificity than:
strong.teal {
color: #007F9E;
}
You could fix in numerous ways I suppose... Below are a few suggestions.
1.
Change line #156 (your strong.teal class above) to:
#wraper #updates p strong.teal { ... } /* Higher specificity due to
class name of "teal". */
2.
Add, what I like to call, "not important":
strong.teal { color: #007f9e !important; }
3.
Just remove #wraper #updates p strong.teal from homepage.css, or
change that color value to #007f9e. I think this type of change would
depend on your overall style goals.
5.
Make the initial call (#wraper #updates p strong) less specific?
Again, a fix like this depends on the style goal you are trying to accomplish.
....
Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Micky
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