Such simple – hahaha ;) – question made me almost mad. I mean, I thought solving that problem would be piece of cake. I was wrong.

I tried to create different class’ or ID’s in style.css and then add tags to ‘Continue Reading…’ but either it gave no result or results weren’t as I expected (like blank page when I put code outside ' ' instead of inside OR red color of ALL links). Actually I decided to give up.

But this morning I was studying really good website on CSS ( unfortunately in Polish ;) ) and… taaadam! I was struck by lightning -> solution so simple that simpler one just simply doesn’t exist.

Forget about style.css and add styling straight in place you need it!

So code which looked like this:

<?php the_content('Continue Reading &#187;'); ?>

Now looks like that:

<?php the_content('<span style="color: #b3aef8">Continue Reading &#187;</span>'); ?>

And if you want to read the end of that story just press that beautiful bluish ‘Continue reading…’ link :D

That was all. Hope you aren’t disappointed ;).