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    My H1 headings changed sizes again for no logical reason. It is set at 47 px in advanced settings. It went back to 30. Please help I’ve attached my temp login. This only happened on desktop, mobile H1s look fine.

    Also, How can I remove the forward slash next to the date in my blog posts? Screen shot attached

    #1269501

    Hi samanthashea,

    I have checked the desktop version of your h1 in the homepage and there are 8 h1s, 7 of them is 43px and the other one ‘Join the newsletter’ is 27px.
    As for the forward slash, please add this CSS code in Quick CSS:

    .single-post .post-meta-infos .text-sep-date {
        display: none;
    }

    Best regards,
    Nikko

    #1269597

    Hi, yes that is fine but it’s the desktop of the blog posts that’s the problem. The homepage is all good.

    Also, the post slider are small again on the homepage and on the “blog” page. Can you please make them the same size as that other site? I changed the site layout to 1300 px and nothing happened. I had this problem last week, the images increased in size, but now they are back to the small size they started with.

    I have attached screenshots of the H1 tags on my blog posts in desktop vs. mobile. As you can see mobile is 47px but desktop is not for no reason.

    1st IMGUR image: desktop H1
    2nd IMGUR image: mobile H1

    Please assist! Check the other site I have linked for reference. Thank you I give you permission to make the changes in the code if need be.

    #1269598

    Also unfortunately the slash did not get removed with this code

    #1269872

    Hi samanthashea,

    I do not see the slashes on the blog page anymore. Did you get it working for you?

    Best regards,
    Victoria

    #1270088

    The slashes seem to be gone on mobile but not on desktop despite the fact that I did not add css for it based on media width.

    Also, H1 will not change on desktop. It only changes on mobile view. Can you please assist?

    #1270276

    Hi,

    The font size of the h1 tag is already set to 40px on mobile view.

    #top .fullsize .template-blog .post-title {
    	font-size: 40px !important;
    }
    

    You may need to adjust the css media query so that it actually covers all mobile devices.

    @media only screen and (max-width: 600px)  {
    
    }

    // https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/media-queries-for-standard-devices/

    Best regards,
    Ismael

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