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On my frontpage, I have different font sizes set for different media sizes for the very first text block but the size remains 34px at all media sizes. I’ve purged my endurance cache and browser cache many times with no change. in chrome DevTools, it shows the classes added to the parent div but the h1 size is unchanged. Does it need to be set to “Paragraph” under the content tab for the styling tab to take effect?
I confirmed the styling tab font sizes only have an effect if the text is set to “Paragraph”. This is a bug in my opinion. If you have the text set to “Heading 1” and then set media font sizes in the styling tab, it should change the “h1” size for that particular text box. This would also be fixed if you implemented a suggestion I have already made for Icon Box – We should be able to choose any font size in the content tab instead of just “Paragraph” and “Heading x”. Then I probably would have chosen a specific font size rather than “Heading 1” when I first created the text block and would not have wasted this time debugging.
Hi,
Thank you for the inquiry.
We would like to check the site and inspect the issue, but the login page is not found — we get a 404 error. Did you change the login URL?
It doesn’t work because default heading style is probably used instead of the custom font sizes set in the text block. Temporarily, you can use the Special Heading element instead of the text block.
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IsmaelYes, I moved the site over to its permanent domain. I don’t know if you read both posts, but I quickly figured out that is was because the font size was set to Heading instead of Paragraph. Issue was already resolved.
I don’t know why you would suggest the Special Heading element when it has far less control than Text Block and you definitely cannot change the font size based on screen sizes at all with Special Heading.
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