miguel2015

There is actually only a period in each section. Not text at all.

There is no custom css section in this theme. So just insert it to the css style.css? Anywhere?

Thanks, and this code would then be inserted in thhe css style sheet, right?

Miguel

I actually meant in the blog posts themselves, horizontally. Here is an example:

https://blog.qsample.com/market-research-2/data-trust-qsample-president-reveals-2015-online-survey-trends/

Hi August,

It does have custom css in the settings, and not much else except for all the API and Access token stuff.

The question then is what code do I put in the custom css to make the title conform to the above and below titles of the sidebar?

Miguel

I see and thanks. The problem now is that I don’t have access to appearance=>editor in the blog dashboard, only in the main qSample dashboard. Would you know how access style.css for the blog?

Miguel

Are we looking at a different page? I did a search on style.css, and got nothing for ‘main body.’ This is how my the style.css starts:

/*
Theme Name: qSample
Version: 4.0
Author: The Ux Department
Author URI: https://theuxdepartment.com
*/

/*
===========================
CONTENTS:

01 Sensible defaults
02 Typography
03 Media queries
===========================
*/

/* ———————————————————————————————————-
01 Sensible defaults —————————————————————————————-
———————————————————————————————————- *

Is this what you are getting. Even if I scrolls down the editor I do not get ‘main body.’

I am no finding that line, once or twice, under style.css.

Miguel

Thanks! I’ve just come on board to the site, and have no idea about the previous web guy.

So to be clear, just remove both entries?

Miguel