I'm working on the redesign of my web site: five.pjdenterprises.com. I've literally spent days trying to change the color of the headings for "Baseball Cards", "Football Cards", and "Airplane Cards". I've changed the heading color in the main .css file. There's just something I'm missing. I figure if I'm too stupid to change the color of a heading, I might as well just pack it in. Let me know what files I need to look at or attach to this query.

What application are you using?

He has been using Responsive Site Designer 1.5 with the CoffeeGrinder framework.

Pete, if you still have that old program, you can of course use it, but I think that there won't be many of us here in the forum who has kept such an old version, must have been from 2016, then the update to version 2.0 came in Feb. 2017.

If you decide to upgrade to the newest version, you need to look for Site Designer, and the current version, released today, actually, is 5.9.3446. You cannot use the CoffeeGrinder any more, as it does not exist in any of the newer versions, but they have the capacity to convert your old framework to one of the new ones, Bootstrap, Foundation to Materialize. If I were you, I'd go for Foundation, as it seems to be the most popular one and therefore it has more people who can help.

CoffeeCup HTML Editor. I have the following files that could affect my problem:
index.html
main.css
mystyle1.css
wire-theme.min.css
coffeegrinder.min.css

Well, if you have gone over to use the HTML Editor, then give those headings a class name that they don't share with any other H2 header and set the colour you want for all link states (link, hover and active).

I figured it out. The color for h2 was set in 'coffeegrinder.min.css'.