It only occurs on a real mobile, not on desktop emulation. And only if you follow the following steps one to one:
1. Create a heading (lets call it #1) and add a custom font-family thru the extra css field
2. Duplicate heading #1 (lets call it #2)
3. set heading #1 thru extras to display “none” on mobile (the others entries for desktop and tablet remain “select” in the display field)
4. set heading #2 thru extras to display “none” for desktop and tablet, and “inline” for mobile
5. view the heading #2 on mobile (does not show the font-family set in the extra css field, which has been automatically copied from heading #1)
The issue disappears, when I do the following:
1. delete the font-family settings form the extra css field of heading #2
2. Save the page
3. edit the heading #2 again and put back the font-family settings to the extra css field
4. Save the page
The only issue remaining is a different one: Displaying on desktop (where it only shows heading #1) still considers some padding from heading #2, despite it is not displayed (I have some additional space below heading #2 now).
Correction: change display settings of heading #1 to “inline” for desktop and tablets makes the extra space disappear, so the spacing issue mentioned is no issue!
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This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by vallered.
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This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by vallered.