There are a number of ways. The easiest is if your template is setup with a sidebar option. For instance with the theme I use on my blog I simply go to the left menu within the dashboard and select Appearance. From there Im able to select Customize which leads to a sort of interactive version of the site that allows the user to make changes and preview them before publishing. From there clicking on General Options allows for changes to font color and fonts in general. Super easy if you have this setup in your theme Although whether you have a free version of your theme versus a paid version makes a difference as there are more options (obviously) with the paid version. If your theme doesn have this option (and even if it does) you can utilize CSS styles but that much more challenging if you don have a background in CSS (mine is minimal to be honest so I need a theme that allows for easier editing). Here is a good article you may want to check out. How To Change Text Color and Size in WordPress (22) - Make A Website Hub s Here is a solid video as well that you may want to check out. This is if you just want to change something in one post and not throughout the site. This is helpful if you want to highlight in an article or change the color of a hyper etc. s For more WordPress insights not related to font color you can find a number of great articles on plugins promoting your site and other resources to help improve the performance of your WordPress website here You searched for Wordpress | s