[Chris Garland]

I’ve got loads of custom CSS in the Miscellaneous section & while most of it is being used (colour, font family, etc) the text size is being ignored.

How do I sort this out?

Thanks

[Ben]

I got the same problem with “Tempera”. I accepted setting font-weight to bold, but ignores the size.

Used CSS:

h4 {
font-size: 1em;
font-weight: bold;
}

[Zed]

Make the styling more specific by adding body (or more exact containers) in front of the identifier or making the rules !important.

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[Chris Garland]

Hi,

Umm, can you give me an example please?

Also, on a similar way, I’ve followed rule C6 (hiding page titles), but that’s also being ignored by my child theme.

How would I resolve that issue?

Thanks!

Chris

[Zed]

Making CSS more specific usually solves styling that does not apply (due to existing theme styling overriding it).
For example, if
#content p { }
does not work, change that to
#parent-container #content p { }
or
body #content p { }

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[Chris Garland]

Perfect. Thanks!

[Chris Garland]

Hmm…Tried both the #parent-container #content p { } & body #content p { } options and although the body #content did most of it (colour, italics, centring,) it didn’t do the size. Something must be stoping it somewhere else & I suspect that it’s the Test settings Headings Font setting that’s doing it (trial and error proved it).

Have you got any additional suggestions Zed?

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