Blog Post Font

[samhimelstein]

Hi there,

I’m sorry if I missed this in the knowledge base (couldn’t find an article) but is there a way to easily change the font size for JUST my blog posts and not the rest of the website?

Thank you.

Sam

[Laura]

Hello, yes, the post content or title? 🙂

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[samhimelstein]

Hi there,

The post content, as in the text in the post. Thanks!

Sam

[Laura]

Hello, try by adding this to style.css of child theme 🙂

COPY CODE

.article-content p {
    font-size: 18px !important;
}

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[samhimelstein]

Where would I do that? I’m not the most tech savvy so any step by step instructions would be much appreciated. I gather there’s not a simple button I can click inside the theme options?

[Laura]

Hello, i’m sorry, if you go to Appearance > Edit you should see the file style.css ( child theme needs to be activated )

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[samhimelstein]

Do I do that in the child theme or the original? I tried in the child and nothing seemed to happen.

[Laura]

Hello, always to the child theme, and then clear cache, if your server has a strong cache system you may not se it, so you can add it to quick css at theme options too, but always keep it at the child theme just in case 🙂

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[samhimelstein]

THanks so much. Sorry one last question: do I need to put it between the /* and */ or can I literally just cut and paste in there and then clear my cache like you said? I’m still a starter at all this. Thanks!

[Laura]

Hello, yes just cut and paste just below everything 🙂 /* is used for comments that do not take effect

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