Hello Franz,
Normally when you change the font-size, it will apply the style inline to the element/cell itself. Therefor it should be overwriting your default styles, unless you have used !important clause somewhere in your stylesheets.
However, you can always change the stylesheets directly using custom stylesheets. For example
#jtrt_table_82 table tbody tr td{ font-size:23px!important; }
Normally I wouldn’t use !important but because you’re already having issues styling the font-size I feel this may be necessary.
Let me know if that helps or if you have any more questions.
Thanks
John
Dear John,
thanks a lot for your answer. I am not such an experienced user, so can you tell me, where I have to insert the code mentioned below?
Kind regards
Franz
Hey, @franzgasser
You can add custom styles to your stylesheet.css file, some themes will have their own place that they allow you to put extra styles, something like “custom css” tab if you have it. If not, you can simply place it inside your main style.css file located at
Appearance -> Editor -> Styles.css (should be the first file that opens)
Hope this helps!
Thanks
John
hi John, thanks for your answer, it is ok now
Franz
