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Is there a way to change the default font sizing for the page sections? Such as paragraph, heading 1,2,3,4….etc..
Hello @dcreech,
The theme does not have the feature to change the font size . However the font size can be changed by using CSS .
So please mention the section you want to change the font size of along with the proper screen shot .
Hope this helps.
Best Regards!!
I realize I can use css, but I would have to put code on every paragraph within a text box and that is not what I want to do. Can’t you tell me were I can edit the style sheet or main css to change this permanantly?
Hello @dcreech,
If you have to add the CSS you should definitely go through the child theme approach so that your modification wont be lost.
To create the child theme you can refer to below link.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_ThemesOr you can simply create the child theme using plugins. As there are many plugins available below is the link of one them.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-child-theme-generator/
After creating and activating the child theme, add new required CSS in your child themes style.css .
In this way you will ensure that your modifications are preserved.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards!!
Isn’t there a place in the theme css that I can modify things that I want to. Either in the Appearance Editor – maybe the style sheet? I just need documentation on this and the code is not clear.
Hello @dcreech,
You can add in your additional custom CSS in your Admin Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS as per the field available in WordPress version 4.7 and above.
Also, it is never a good idea to edit / modify any of the theme files directly as the changes made to the theme files are lost upon theme update.
The best way to modify / customize theme is to create and activate child theme as we have suggested earlier.
Also, as the child theme has its own style sheet you can also modify / add CSS in the style sheet itself.
Hope this clears the confusion.
Best Regards !!
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