Change Related Projects font

[themartist]

I’m using custom fonts & google fonts – but just want to change the “related projects” text from h2 to h4 in the custom css.

I edited it in firebug which worked -but when I replicated that in the custom css but none seemed to work.

[themartist]

Sorry – actually looking to edit this part

h2, .blog-item .quote-excerpt

As I’d like to edit the “Related Articles” text in the same way. For some reason the custom css isn’t taking.

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

Add this to your custom css:

.related-projects h2 {
  font-size: 18px;
}

– Kyle

[themartist]

You missed the question Kyle. I understand css changes. Not changing font size – changing h2 to h4 – they’re different fonts which are not being effected even under the important! command.

[Melanie – SUPPORT]

Hi, so you want the styling of your “h2, .blog-item .quote-excerpt” to look like the h4?
If you could post up your website URL and let us know exactly which element you’re referring to we can check it out for you!

Also let us know the exact css you’re using!

Another solution would be to go into the php file and changing the markup from h2 to h4.

Thank you

[themartist]

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[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Can you confirm if you want the title to look like a h4, meaning use the same CSS for the h2 that the h4 uses. OR do you want it to actually be a h4, for seo reasons?

– Kyle

[themartist]

It can look like h4 no problem. Id rather do i with css and not edit the php

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Add this to your custom css:

.related-projects > h2 {
  font-family: "Open Sans Condensed";
  font-size: 22px;
}

– Kyle

[themartist]

I would have thought that – but as mentioned, it doesn’t work in the custom css – even with important! declarations.

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

You’ve put it within the media query, please take it out and it will work

– Kyle

[themartist]

perfect! Thanks for the great support

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

No problem

– Kyle