Why is h1, h2 tag content white-on-white?

Hey, LD blog question for the admins: I use “Heading1”, “Heading2”, etc. to format the text in my posts, but I’ve noticed that you don’t actually see the text on certain pages (especially the main page). The culprit appears to be the following CSS:
media=”screen”

h1, h1 a, h1 a:hover, h1 a:visited, #headerimg .description {

  1. text-decoration: none;
  2. color: white;
I’m wondering why this rule is set up this way, as it turns the text inside the selected HTML tags white-on-white. Can an admin please correct this, or explain why it is set up this way?

Tags: css, h1, heading, hidden text, white-on-white text

Comments

17. Dec 2012 · 16:26 UTC
It’s because the theme is based off an existing theme (one of the default ones whos name I forget). The actual headers of posts are H2. There’s no actual thought put in to the CSS of this website. ;D