Sorry, here is the correction.

Thank you, that worked!!

Thank you, that seems to work.

I tried a few variations, but none work.

It didn’t work in Quick CSS, so I added it to the child theme CSS file as you suggested. It corrects the blog titles on that page, but it also affects the H1 title on that page, as well as H1 and H3 text on other pages, making them too small. Only the blog titles on that one page on mobile need to be smaller.

Alternatively, on mobile, the blog posts can be single column, instead of double column, in order to resolve the overlap issue.

Thank you! I reset that setting, and it is resolved.

Thank you, but that makes the title, plus all the article headings to be blue. Only the article title should be blue.

Thank you!!! The only thing that remains is the colour of the title on the page:
2. Page that lists posts – change title to blue colour

Thank you!

Thank you. This is only the first post, there will be many future posts so we need one CSS rule to handle them all, without having to list every single page-id.

What I am trying to do:
1. Post – add more padding above and below title (already has blue colour)
2. Page that lists posts – add more padding above and below title and change title to blue colour

Thank you! That worked for the page, but not the post.

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OK, the data is coming in. It’s working, thank you!! This can be closed.

Thanks Rikard,

I can confirm once I see data collecting in LinkedIn – which I haven’t so far. So, is this correct – the entire functions php file in enfold-child is (I added the first //* here only)?:

//*<?php

/*
* Add your own functions here. You can also copy some of the theme functions into this file.
* WordPress will use those functions instead of the original functions then.
*/

function add_custom_code(){
?>
//CODE GOES HERE
<?php
}
add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘add_custom_code’);

It seems that the Custom CSS that was imported in isn’t being used.