• Resolved nconner89

    (@nconner89)


    I am having trouble with the font and image sizing on my site.

    1. Featured images are too big on the single post and too small on the home page.
    2. Font/paragraph spacing- I want single spacing in the paragraph and 1.5 space after a paragraph. Right now it all runs together.
    3. The Titles are spaced out and uppercase. I would prefer bold, title case.

    Thanks!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Hello and thanks for contacting us.

    In order to have yor images with the proper size both on home page and single post, please use images of (approx.) size 1200x800px. That way they should look good in both places.

    If you want to have extra space after a paragraph, please try adding this into Customize -> Additional CSS

    p {padding-bottom: 1em;}

    Adjust the em value accordingly.

    And for bold and not uppercase titles:

    h3 {
    	font-weight: bold;
    	text-transform: initial;
    }

    Please let me know if this helped.

    Thread Starter nconner89

    (@nconner89)

    Hello, thank you!

    I am still having trouble with the images and paragraphs. The images are still too big on the post pages and too small on the home page.

    Also, I cannot get the paragraph spacing correct on the posts. I would like an extra space after a paragraph so it doesn’t all run together. I looked at the html and it seems as if the text does not have paragraph coding, I guess this happened when I copied and pasted my text from my original site.

    Thanks for the help!

    I’ve checked the pictures you’ve used in your “popular posts” and they are still way too big originaly – 2.019px × 1.351px, 2.019px × 1.341px and 2.027px × 1.273px. Please try replacing one of those with an image of 1200px x 800px and see what happens.

    And if the text has no paragraphs then, of course, you can’t make an extra space in-between them. That’s why you should always paste the content as plain text. Could you try that and see what happens?

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