Question can't find CSS file to change link colors

I'm blending the Blue Eagle which is making my font color weird. When I turn off the color in Firebug the colors go to my normal template colors, but the CSS file just says "index". Does that mean the color is coming from my Joomla template? If so I do not know where since the color is not my link color.

where is this?

#Kunena a:link, #Kunena a:visited, #Kunena a:active {
color: #94A3C4;
}

I also need hover.

I'm sorry, I don't understand the topic subject "can't find CSS file to change link colours". I don't understand what you mean by Firebug reporting that the CSS file "just says 'index'".

If you see the FAQ topic How do I change the colours of my template in Kunena , you should add your customisations at the end of your Joomla site template CSS file (whatever it's called); if your Joomla site template is named index.css, then that's the file you change. I hope this helps.

my template doesn't have #Kunena a:link in it, so I'm trying to find the correct file to alter the link colors.

the piston wrote:

my template doesn't have #Kunena a:link in it ...

Nobody's site template should have #Kunena. What do you mean by "my template"?

We can keep bouncing this question back and forward all day or you can look at the FAQs page (see the menu tab above). When people ask us general questions like where do I find the CSS file, we could say, wherever you last left it. Of course, that would be a little sarcastic.

I have written the answer to this question several hundred times now but, for your sake, I will write it again: if you want to change colours, text sizes or fonts, you should make those changes to your Joomla site template.

You've got the information you need to change the link colours:

#Kunena a:link, #Kunena a:visited, #Kunena a:active {
color: #94A3C4;
}

The hover colour is simply an extension of the idea:

#Kunena a:hover {
color: #94A3C4;
}

The only piece of information that I don't know, that's peculiar to your site, that's unique to your site and makes your site different from everyone else's site, is the name or location of your Joomla site template. But, even there, Firebug can show that. If you still have problems finding where your Joomla site template is located, and what its filename is, please give us the URL of your website and we'll be able to tell you.

sorry to be a pain. I just didn't think my template's CSS would have a line it in for Kunena, but maybe it does. I'll look.

Like I've written, we can keep bouncing messages back and forward (and get no closer to answering your basic question - "Where is the CSS file where I can change ...") or you can read the FAQs page again and, this time, pay particular attention to What information should I include when I ask for help (including how to post my configuration report)?

The sooner you give us information that pinpoints your specific site configuration, the sooner we can answer your question. Does that sound like a fair deal to you?