How to Make Post Font Bigger by Default?

[kyzcreig]

I notice in the demo all posts uses h5 tags:
http://swiftideas.com/blog/2014/09/01/the-ultimate-theme/

This looks a lot better than the default font:
http://irc.bio/2016/04/13/what-is-propylene-glycol/

What would be the right way to format it so the text looks like the demo, without having to manually add h5 tags or mess up the text anywhere else.

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

The text on the demo is not h5, it’s paragraph text

– Kyle

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Ahh sorry, yes it is.

You will need to highlight all of the text and format it as h5

– Kyle

[kyzcreig]

Yeah, I like the look of H5. But it’s a major kludge to do that in the WYSIWYG wordpress editor. What might be better is if paragraph text in posts had that styling. Is there an elegant way to accomplish that?

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Sure, add this to your custom css:

.single-post-standard .content-wrap p {
  font-size: 16px;
  line-height: 28px;
}

– Kyle

[kyzcreig]

Wow it looks great. Could we do that for pages and product pages too?

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Why not just change the body text size in the theme options?

– Kyle

[kyzcreig]

It changes the body font everywhere else which doesn’t look good. You guys designed the theme with that font size and it looks great. It’s just the written content doesn’t look good, which is why I’m guessing it was switched to h5.

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Unfortunately there’s no easy way of changing all the paragraph text without affecting things like sidebar etc.

The only way is to target each thing individually with css, for e..g the page builder element being used

– Kyle