Comments 1Drew started the conversationAugust 27, 2014 at 11:29pmHelloI have a couple things I'm trying to get working.1) H2 tags (per theme settings) are choosing a Google Font (Boogaloo), sized at 30 or 40 px. I kept sizing it up because when the screen is resized (or on an iPhone), the H2 tags are smaller than the body copy!What's making this resize the font like that?I have another q, but I'll add a different ticket. 1,070ThemeNectar repliedAugust 30, 2014 at 3:52am Hey Drew, Add this into the custom css box to take control over the responsive sizing: h2 { font-size: 40px!important; line-height: 44px!important; } Cheers 1Drew repliedSeptember 2, 2014 at 5:05pmWhatd'yaknow! Awesome. That did it!Follow up question: If I wanted to do this with each <h> element, … would this even work with titles within a slide?? Or do <h> tags on a slide (say, an occurrence of the Nectar Slider), have different classes too? 8,839Tahir repliedSeptember 3, 2014 at 6:43pmHey!Yes those are different classes . Please see: http://themenectar.ticksy.com/faq/2037 .Thanks ThemeNectar Support Team Sign in to reply ...
Hello
I have a couple things I'm trying to get working.
1) H2 tags (per theme settings) are choosing a Google Font (Boogaloo), sized at 30 or 40 px.
I kept sizing it up because when the screen is resized (or on an iPhone), the H2 tags are smaller than the body copy!
What's making this resize the font like that?
I have another q, but I'll add a different ticket.
Hey Drew,
Add this into the custom css box to take control over the responsive sizing:
Cheers
Whatd'yaknow! Awesome. That did it!
Follow up question: If I wanted to do this with each <h> element, … would this even work with titles within a slide?? Or do <h> tags on a slide (say, an occurrence of the Nectar Slider), have different classes too?
Hey!
Yes those are different classes . Please see: http://themenectar.ticksy.com/faq/2037 .
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team