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Hi,
How can I specify “font-weight” for the “strong” tag?
Advanced styling >strong> only allows color, background and font…solf
Hey solf,
The font weight should be bold by default. If you want to change something further, then please let us know what exactly you would like to change and post a link to where we can see an example.
Best regards,
Rikardjust place on your quick css the font-family of your needs and set the font-weight to : normal ( usually 400) – maybe with an important .
#top b, #top strong { font-weight: 400; }if you only like to correct this for the given font ( you know better your font-name)
here with open-sans example#top.open-sans b, #top.open-sans strong { font-weight: 400; }thanks, guenni.
it’s a shame that such simple formatting is still so complicated in enfold. ;-/
solf
Hi,
Thanks for the update. For the record; what @guenni007 posted above is the default font weight, it’s not bold: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_font_weight.php
Best regards,
RikardAs I understand it, he has a font that already looks very bold in the regular style. If it is then rendered to 700 by the browser, it is probably no longer legible.
I think he wants to use the colour change of the strong tag, and probably also the SEO highlighting by setting the same, but without setting these elements to 700.f.e.: Lilita One or Alfa Slab One
PS – @solf : Is it really too complicated to insert a rule into quick css? The way via advanced styling would not have occurred to me.
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