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Yes, I didn’t leave it in there because it wasn’t working. I have now left it in the specified field. Thanks for your help.
Can you provide the code that should go in functions.php so others can get this to work as well? This is a popular plugin that I’ve noticed isn’t working anymore on my site either. Thanks.
Ok, I’ve done that but how do I get it to be aligned with the left side of the image above it and maintain that position during resizing, etc?
I don’t see og:image rending in the header code for the page. Nor does it seem to work in facebook debugger. Still shows up for subsequent pages.
Yes. I get an error on facebook debugger and the og:image doesn’t show up in the header. I can see in the code that it is not here. Take a look, I will leave the code in the child theme functions.php file.
I know, but it doesn’t matter if there is an image or not, it doesn’t work. While other pages which do not have an image uploaded to Yoast do work by only having a feature image specified.
Yes, it’s not showing when I share on facebook. I have Yoast installed and have tried uploading a facebook specific photo through that but it doesn’t work whether I do that or not.
Oh! Ok, that makes sense. So if we specify what the font size should be in the Enfold settings this overwrites any font size changes made in individual text blocks. That’s not what I would expect as I would assume the local changes would supersede the global change in the Enfold settings.
Many thanks Ismael
This can be closed.
As previously mentioned it doesn’t work even when all custom css is removed. So I guess that functionality just doesn’t work for me then and I will have to target every text section individually?
Thanks but this targets only that instance of the text block, what if I want to do this on other pages, I will then have to code each block individually. Why isn’t the font size toggle in the builder working?
Not from what I can tell. I just toggled off all the CSS and it still doesn’t move the font up to the larger size.
I figured it out.
Had to drop this into functions.php of the child theme –
function custom_add_google_fonts() {
wp_enqueue_style( ‘custom-google-fonts’, ‘https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Quattrocento:400,700’, false );
}
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘custom_add_google_fonts’ );
