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Resolved Formatting the Articles Addon

  1. Issue
  1. Wayne Corp
  2. Monday, 10 August 2020
Site in question is here:
https://www.roi-ally.com/index.php/en/

If you look under "Current Article" the title of the article shows up as a large header:
articlesformat.jpg

Is there a way to format this to be normal text size?

I tried adding this into custom CSS in Style:

.small {
font-size: small !important;
}

and then adding:

small

to the CSS box in General. But when I inspect it, it is being overridden.

Probably I am doing something dumb - please let me know what it is!
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Accepted Answer
Hey, for anyone else that runs into this, I found the solution.

You just re-define what the header style is. In this case, I put this in the Custom Code area on the front-end:



h3 {

    font-family: 'Work Sans', sans-serif;

    font-size: medium !important;

    font-weight: 300;

}


and everything worked as expected.
  1. more than a month ago
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Hello smouellette,
Thank you for your question. .small is a default class of Bootstrap 4. Please name your class something different. Then it will work.

- Best regards
  1. more than a month ago
  2. Wayne Corp
  3. # 1
Hi Ofi - I changed it to smosmall and it still doesn't work.
  1. more than a month ago
  2. Wayne Corp
  3. # 2
Please point out which part you want to change the font-size. This screenshot is of your home page.
Screenshot_91.png

- Best regards
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  1. more than a month ago
  2. Wayne Corp
  3. # 3
Please point out which part you want to change the font-size. This screenshot is of your home page.
[attachment]Screenshot_91.png[/attachment]

- Best regards

The title of the article: Anything Worth Doing is Worth Doing Half-Assed

:D
  1. more than a month ago
  2. Wayne Corp
  3. # 4
You can use this code to Custom CSS


#sppb-addon-1597084102503 a{

    font-size: small;

}


- Best regards
  1. more than a month ago
  2. Wayne Corp
  3. # 5
That would change all the article titles though, right? I only want it in this one spot. I must be making an error in the custom code in the item itself. Here is a screenshot.

article2.jpg article1.jpg
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  1. more than a month ago
  2. Wayne Corp
  3. # 6
No, it is applied to the specific element. It is selected by id selector (#). In your solution, please try to paste your .smosmall CSS to Extensions -> Templates (Style) -> Your Default Template -> Template Options -> Custom Code -> Custom CSS. Then check your site.

- Best regards
  1. more than a month ago
  2. Wayne Corp
  3. # 7
Hmm, I tried it and it didn't have an effect. In inspect it shows this:

smosmall.jpg

You can see I have the CSS in both the add-on itself and in the CSS Custom Code for the template, but it is still being overwritten by something.

It looks like it is being overwritten by the heading formatting? Maybe?
smosmall2.jpg
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