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Hi folks.
I would like to reduce the size of the “normal” font, the <p> one, only when used from mobile.In general styling->typography, any change I apply to the size of H1, H2, H3 styles is immediately applied to my website.
All styles are working, BUT the first one, the “Default Content Font Size”. Any value I assign to this one, it is not apparently applied anywhere on my website.I thought “there must be something in my CSS that is overriding this”. Therefore I wen to the staging area, I deleted the whole custom CSS, and nothing changed.
Do you have any idea? In “private” information on how to access to my website.
P.S. I resolved setting the <P> font size in the CSS, as suggested by @Rikard on this post. I just wanted to avoid to use yet another CSS trick…
THX in advance!
Bye,
A.-Hey Angelo,
It looks like you gave us login details to the live site, but linked to the staging site? The staging site has htaccess protection, please include details for that as well.
Best regards,
RikardHi,
Thanks for the update. The page you linked to on the staging site is still htaccess protected, but I checked your Quick CSS on the site you sent login details to, and it looks like you are overriding the theme settings with this CSS:
@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { p { font-size: 18px !important; /*line-height: 1.3em !important;*/ } }Best regards,
RikardYes, Rikard: as I wrote in the P.S. of my message, I am now achieving the result I wanted by setting the size of the <P> font directly in the CSS.
I just wanted to do it with the “Default Content Size” in General Styling/Typography, because I’d like to avoid using CSS if not strictly necessary.
That one setting seems not to be working for me (while H1, H2, H3 settings are ok), and, as I wrote, I also tested it after deleting the whole CSS customization (in Staging, of course). Therefore, there should not be any “custom CSS” overriding that configuration.If you want to test it, feel free to temporarily comment out that part in the CSS…
You may also say “don’t bother us, please continue with the CSS configuration!” and I will accept if for sure :-)Thanks in any case!
Bye,
A.-Hi,
Thanks for the update. Please try to remove the CSS I referred to above, then make the settings you would like to have under Enfold->General Styling->Typography. Look for the Default content font size option.
Best regards,
RikardHi @Rikard. I already explained in my first message that I already did what you are asking to test.
1) I removed the whole CSS
2) I set the Default Content Font Size to a large value
3) Cleared the cache, opened the website: the default text is still unchanged.But I did it once again. In these screenshots you can see:
1) Set the default font size to 70px (all the 4 values, just to be sure it is not mistakenly skipping the first value): https://imgur.com/a/lZNGH0E
2) cleared the whole CSS area (you can see that it is also “saved” already: https://imgur.com/a/qJzNRMb
3) See the normal text when I access no matter what page (you can see that I am also in incognito mode): https://imgur.com/a/iSjGTmoTherefore, as I said in my previous messages, the Default Content Font Size seems NOT to be working.
I also wrote already that the H1, H2, H3… values in Typography are working fine. The only one that seems not working is the Default Content Size.Bye,
A.-Hi,
You have set the body font to 19 pixels under Enfold->Advanced Styling, and that is what is currently applying. If you remove that, then the Typography settings should apply after that.
Best regards,
Rikardoff Topic: can you have a look on : https://enfold.webers-webdesign.de/smudgedesign/#horizontal-gallery
your initial topic is closed – so i could not inform you about my solution.
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