I’m trying to update h1 on all posts but I’m unable to do so in custom css. I can edit in inspect, but can’t figure out how to get it to save in custom css. Any ideas?
http://evergreenpaws.com/dog-walking-blog/why-do-dogs-like-squeaky-toys/
Would like to have h1 be 36px, and also trying to get the image to be full width.
Hi Eric
Thanks for reaching out.
Once you’ve made your change in the SiteOrigin CSS visual editor, click the tick icon. Your changes should then write to the standard editor at AppearanceCustom CSS.
If you were starting from the beginning:
* Go to AppearanceCustom CSS.
* Click the eye icon to go to the visual editor.
* If you aren’t viewing the correct page, click the magnifying glass icon, that’ll let you use your site navigation to change to the page or post you want to view. When you’re ready to inspect again, click the magnifying glass icon.
* Inspect the item you want to change and edit the properties you’re adjusting like font-size. Once adjusted, click the tick icon to write your changes to AppearanceCustom CSS and save.
Thanks for the response! For some reason visual editor in Appearance > Custom CSS isn’t working, it’s just appending the url with #visual.
I’m confused because I can change the font size in inspect mod on Custom CSS.
I thought something like .post or .single-post would work, but it doesn’t seem to do it.
You can try checking the browser console for errors when using the visual editor.
https://wordpress.org/support/article/using-your-browser-to-diagnose-javascript-errors/#step-3-diagnosis
.entry-titleis the rule for the posth1tag in use.