• Resolved chamon2

    (@chamon2)


    Hi,

    On my page https://argusgazette.com/ you will see the post titles are formatted red and font size 15.

    When I click on the post title, this opens a new tab with only the post & its content in that tab.

    However, the post title does not carry through the formatting which is on the main home page(red & font size 15)

    How do I edit the CSS of the post title on that new tab so it looks exactly like the post title on the home page?

    thx

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  • However, the post title does not carry through the formatting which is on the main home page(red & font size 15)

    That’s because the post title isn’t a link on the single post page. Linking to itself would be a bit silly, yes?

    Thread Starter chamon2

    (@chamon2)

    Ok, thanks, yes I’m aware it’s not a link ?? Any ideas on how I can edit the title on the single post page to have the same colour, font size, and font type as the main page posts?

    You will need to start customising your theme’s CSS – possibly using a child theme. Try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on to identify the CSS that is being applied to .entry-title a and apply the same style/color to .entry-title.
    https://getfirebug.com/

    Thread Starter chamon2

    (@chamon2)

    hmmm, that’s curious, .entry-title, is already in my child theme’s CSS, yet the formatting is only reflecting on the .entry-title a and not on the .entry-title..

    .entry-title, .entry-title a {
    color: #CC3300;
    text-decoration: none;
    }

    Thread Starter chamon2

    (@chamon2)

    I had been using web developer, but it doesn’t work great with WordPress. I’ve switched to Firebug, and it works like a dream, thanks esmi ??

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