Change blog title font size.

[Laylen]

How do I go about changing the font size of blog posts. I would like to be able to customise the font size for the title but also for the date/category subtitle and for the text preview. See here… http://lukeaylenphotography.co.uk/blog-2/

Thanks in advance.

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Link goes to a 404 page?

– Ed

[Laylen]

Sorry. Changed it to http://lukeaylenphotography.co.uk/blog after posting! 

 

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

You can add the following to the custom css box within theme options:

.blog-item h1 {
font-size: 24px;
line-height: 24px;
margin-bottom: 10px

– Ed

[dailybicycle]

Hi,

This topic the closest answer I’ve found to my question but it still doesn’t solve the issue I’m working with.

I need to change the font style of the title of each blog post from h1 to h3, which is not bold. Any suggestions?

Or better still, is possible to make h1 normal instead of bold?

Thanks so much,
Reid

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Add this to your custom css:

.blog-item h1 {
font-weight:normal;
}

– Kyle

[dailybicycle]

Hey Kyle,

Thanks for the quick response. The custom css you mention I had already attempted but to no avail. I’ve tried again but still with no result. I should mention that I’m using Neighborhood and not Clique. Any other suggestions?

Thanks!
-Reid

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

@dailybicycle – Please provide always specific page url to get right exact solution. You made a confusion to us.

Thanks
Mohammad

[dailybicycle]

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[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
Please use this custom css code:-

.single-post div.heading-text h1{font-weight:normal !important;}

Thanks
Mohammad

[dailybicycle]

Hey Mohammad,

Thanks for the fast response. I’ve tried the custom css you say, but it still is staying bold. Any other suggestions would be most appreciated!

Thanks again,
Reid

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

Are you referring to the page heading? If so add this to your custom css:

.page-heading h1 {
  font-weight: normal;
}

– Kyle

[dailybicycle]

Hey Kyle,

Thanks so much. That did the trick. I guess I was referring to the page heading for a post page. It’s what is called “page title” in the post editor, but is definitely within the div.heading-text in the page code.

Thanks again to both of you!
-Reid

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

No problem