This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: I created a custom post type in Types. These posts are displayed with a template I designed in Elementor. The main post content text color is different in two posts, but I can't understand why.
Solution: Use the "Text" tab in the post editor to see the markup associated with this text. It looks like some extra HTML markup was added to the content, and that is responsible for the different styles. Copy the markup from the preferred version and paste it into the incorrect version. Then replace text as needed.
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Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I created a template in Elementor where my post types will be displayed dinamically, however, a few content posts have the color font different from what I set up in Elementor. I don't know what it could be as it's only happening to a few posts while others are working well (please see screenshots).
I would appreciate if you could help me with that.
Regards,
Sintia
Okay thanks, I'm able to see the site now. The difference between the colors in these two posts appears to be related to the contents of the posts, not Elementor or Toolset per se. While you may not be able to see the difference in the Visual editor tab, you can see the difference by switching to the Text editor tab. There is a considerable amount of HTML included in the Verox post that is not included in the Blue Eyes post. This could be because of how the content was added. Sometimes a copy + paste process will pick up unwanted HTML and add it without you realizing it. The best way to fix this problem is to either manually edit the HTML in the text tab or copy the HTML from the Text tab in Blue Eyes and paste it in the text tab in Verox. That will make the formats identical, then you would replace text as needed.
