Mobile Font Issues

Hi,

I tried your suggestion, and as I indicated before, it did not work. Adding the font size in css or inline makes to difference, the mobile settings are not responsive The font, remains at 72px on every screen.

But that is exactly what my example page showed you. If you add inline CSS, that will apply instead of any theme setting, since that CSS has a higher priority. If you don’t understand how CSS priority works, then please try to do a bit of research online.

This page will answer your question in the screenshot: https://wpexpert.se/enfold/text-block-font-sizes-example/

Not at all, I’m simply suggesting that when you design a website, it’s designed for the largest screen first, then the responsive settings adjust all the page elements to fit the appropriate size. That 72px value would still be there for the larger screens and naturally, adjust to smaller screens. That is how responsive websites are supposed to work.

You have explicitly told an element to be 72 pixels, with no further specification. How exactly should the theme then know when you want it to change, and on which screen sizes?

Best regards,
Rikard

Hi,

Thanks for expressing your opinion. I’ve given you examples of how the theme works, if you need further explanations to that, then please try to ask direct questions.

Best regards,
Rikard

Hi,

Thanks for the apology, it’s appreciated. If I suggest a to use a different element or a different way of doing something, it’s not to be rude. I’m only trying to help you out to have a better interaction with the theme.

Please help me understand why the special headings element works and the text element I was using does not. I do understand that only putting the 72px value in and nothing else means everything is set to 72px I’m confused about this part though….Each of those elements has the same text size component, where you can leave it blank or insert your desired text size for each screen size. I did that on the text element I initially used but it didn’t work. I had only placed text sizes in the last two screen sizes previously, but in the special headings element, I went ahead and filled in the size for each screen. Could that be part of the problem? Must you fill in all the text sizes for it to work properly?

This is what I tried explaining with the first test page I linked to. If you add inline CSS to any html markup, then in most cases it will override any other CSS which is trying to set the same value. I’ll try a different example:

//This text will override theme settings, and will always show at 70px
<h1 style="font-size: 70px;">My heading</h1>

//This text should get its size from the theme settings
<h1>My heading</h1>

Special Heading element – will get its styling from the theme settings. You can set the responsive font sizes under Enfold->General Styling->Typography. You can also set styling under Enfold->Advanced Styling.

Text Block element with responsive font settings – If you use a Text Block element and you set font sizes for each screen size in the element options, then that should override the general theme settings. Please note that you need to set values for all screen sizes, otherwise the last value set will apply to smaller screens.

I hope that explains it a bit clearer.

Best regards,
Rikard

Hi,

Ok, I see how that could be confusing. The inline CSS of 72 pixels would take priority in that case.

I’ll close this thread for now then, please open a new thread if you should have any further questions or problems.

Best regards,
Rikard