Issue: New product templates show pink text that can’t be changed to black, while the original product displays the intended pink. The problem affects product description and other text areas.
Root cause: A global CSS rule using a universal selector forces pink on all text:
The “*” applies to all descendants; #efc2ef is pink. This overrides other styles.
Proposed fixes:
Override with more specific CSS or use !important to set the desired color (e.g., black #000) on targeted elements.
Add custom CSS in theme.liquid near (exact snippet provided via an image attachment).
Alternatively, edit assets/section-main-product.css and set a container rule (example given targets .product__info-container), though one suggestion reinforced pink with !important.
Outcome: The original poster confirmed the solution worked and expressed thanks.
Status: Resolved; no further questions.
Notes: An image attachment contains the exact code inserted in theme.liquid and is central for replicating the fix. Terminology: “!important” forces a CSS rule to override other declarations; the universal selector (*) targets all elements.
I have been having an issue involving changing the text color on my product land page templates. On my initial product (Which I will include down below) the text is the exact color pink I want it to be. However, in all of my new product templates, I have been unable to change the text in product description and other the other parts of text from pink to black. I will include down below the URL to my store as well as the correct text color (all pink) as well as the template(s) that need alterations. Any potential solutions are much appreciated!
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which is having * for selecting all text, So for changing the text you have to override it by adding **" !important "**CSS for the text on which you want #000.
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