• Resolved taymbrown

    (@taymbrown)


    Hi there, the font is placed where I would like it, but how can I only change the style (non-caps) and size of the font for my widget titles? When I change it with my theme’s customizer, it also updates post nav area caps and size even though the fonts are different.

    Basically: Is there a custom css code to make the font bigger and take caps off for widget titles only without affecting post nav font style and size? Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Dnesscarkey

    (@dnesscarkey)

    @taymbrown ,

    Any chance you can share your site url ? I can suggest better solution after looking at it.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter taymbrown

    (@taymbrown)

    Plugin Author Dnesscarkey

    (@dnesscarkey)

    @taymbrown ,

    This css should fix your issue. Please replace XX with the font size you want.

    h2.widget-title{font-size:XXpx; text-transform:capitalize;}

    THanks

    Thread Starter taymbrown

    (@taymbrown)

    Thank you! That helped for the size and text transform. But now my correct font isn’t showing up for Chrome or Safari (it should look like a handwritten font). Any idea there?

    Plugin Author Dnesscarkey

    (@dnesscarkey)

    @taymbrown

    You are doing wrong here. You need to keep this in stylesheet not in our custom element box. Your theme might have some option from where you can keep this custom css. If not you can use My Custom CSS plugin for it.

    h2.widget-title{font-size:XXpx; text-transform:capitalize;}

    And then delete this font assign which you kept earlier from our plugin.
    .widget-title, h2.widget-title{font-size:22px; text-transform:uppercase;}

    and just use this .widget-title, h2.widget-title

    Thanks

    Thread Starter taymbrown

    (@taymbrown)

    Thanks so much! It works great.

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