I can't find it in global.css
(2015-06-07, 08:30 PM)XP Mai Wrote: [ -> ]I can't find it in global.css
No, that is a
standard browser setting. But you should be able to change it in global.css I suppose.
(2015-06-07, 08:38 PM)Ad Bakker Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-06-07, 08:30 PM)XP Mai Wrote: [ -> ]I can't find it in global.css
No, that is a standard browser setting. But you should be able to change it in global.css I suppose.
No options.
Is it easy to create myself? If yes, can you guide me?
Perhaps just add
.h1 {
font-size: 36px;
}
will do?
(2015-06-07, 08:50 PM)XP Ma Wrote: [ -> ].h1 {
font-size: 36px;
}
will do?
I think so, but without the point (it is not a class). Just try it by adding it to global.css (
AdminCP -> Templates - Style -> your style -> global.css -> Edit Stylesheet Advanced mode). Reset caches (
AdminCP -> tools & maintenance -> cache manager) after that, sometimes it is not clear to me which. I am amazed that there is no option to rebuild all caches in AdminCP.
(2015-06-07, 09:08 PM)Ad Bakker Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-06-07, 08:50 PM)XP Ma Wrote: [ -> ].h1 {
font-size: 36px;
}
will do?
I think so, but without the point (it is not a class).
With the
. it's a class?
So without
. it isn't class?
Just found solution, used without . :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10668...-h1-and-h2
So this time is it correct?
(2015-06-07, 10:45 PM)XP Mai Wrote: [ -> ]So this time is it correct?
I think so, just try it. It can do no harm.