website url: https://thesnoozy.com/
password: 123
hi, I want to change the color of these starts to #fed660, but when I do this in CSS it also changes the text color of the header text on another multicolumn I have on a different page:
A user wants to change the color of star ratings to #fed660 on a specific multicolumn section without affecting other multicolumn headers on different pages.
Proposed Solutions:
Three support representatives offered CSS-based approaches:
PageFly-Victor suggested adding targeted CSS to base.css using a section-specific ID selector (#shopify-section-template--[ID].multicolumn)
BSS-Commerce recommended a similar approach with a slightly different selector targeting the card info element within the specific multicolumn section
GemPages proposed inserting CSS via theme.liquid before the </body> tag
All solutions involve using section-specific ID selectors to isolate the styling change to one multicolumn block. The key is targeting the exact section ID rather than a global multicolumn class.
Note: The conversation text appears partially corrupted/reversed, but the core issue and solutions remain clear from context and code snippets.
website url: https://thesnoozy.com/
password: 123
hi, I want to change the color of these starts to #fed660, but when I do this in CSS it also changes the text color of the header text on another multicolumn I have on a different page:
Hi @Zakariatheguy,
This is Victor from PageFly - Shopify Page Builder App.
You can use this style code to achieve the effect you want to
Step 1: Online Stores > More action > edit code > base.css
Step 2: Paste the whole code at the very bottom of the file
#shopify-section-template--16980162281746__multicolumn .multicolumn-card.content-container h3 {
color: #fed660 !important;
}
Hope this can help you solve the issue.
Best regards,
Victor | PageFly
Hi @GeorgeRizos
Your CSS selector is possibly not correct. You can follow these steps:
#shopify-section-template--16980162281746__multicolumn .multicolumn-card__info h3 {
color: #fed660 !important;
}
I hope that it works for you.
Hello @GeorgeRizos
You can follow these steps:
I hope the above is useful to you.
Kind & Best regards,
GemPages Support Team