• I am using a theme where the Post titles are looking good but when you create a subtitle in a post, for let’s say a subtopic in the WordPress Editor I can only choose to “bold” my subtitles, but the subtitles are still the same size as the paragraph text and look too small.

    What is the best way to remedy this. In WordPress when creating a post in “Visual” view I don’t see any options for changing the “size” of the font but only bolding it.

    Do I have to switch to HTML view and then add the code to each title to make it larger in the post or is it better to create a style to do this.

    Can someone please explain how I would create a style to have a subtitle in all of my posts to be larger than the default paragraph text.

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  • In your visual editor, if you hover over the last icon (it looks like two rows of dominos, you will reveal the second row of buttons. There, you have more options that will allow to pick a heading.

    Depending on your theme, you can have various settings for h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6.

    IF you use chrome…the developer tools will tell you exactly what line of css to change.

    Right click on the thing you want to change and hit inspect element. On the bottom right is a css panel and it will tell you which file and which line to edit.

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