Greyscale is only for testing because it doesn’t benefit the user in any significant way. All it does is show you, as the developer, the scope of some of your contrast issues, since shifting into greyscale makes colors with similar intensity look more similar.
Additionally, there are significant browser compatibility issues, since not all browsers have support for those filters.
The font resizing option doesn’t appear to be enabled on your site right now, so I can’t really comment on it.
Hi I’ve enabled the font resizing again. It’s working because i checked off: Use stylesheet to change the size of the font. But the font in the sidebar is huge and unreadable.
So, it is working, but isn’t making the changes you want. This is common, especially if your theme uses ems or uses widely varying methods to set font sizes.
You can create your own custom styles to determine what font changes will happen, and that’s what I’d recommend if you have specific desires.
Yes! I think the font in the sidebar is way to big. I want it to have the same size as the main content font. What code do I need to create a costum style?
Any combination of styles classed under ‘.fontsize’.
E.g.
.fontsize h1 { font-size: 3em; }
.fontsize #sidebar p { font-size: 2em; }
Those are just examples the actual elements you’d want to adjust would be from your own site’s code, and I haven’t examined that code. But the .fontsize class is added to the HTML element of your site when the font resizing toggle is active.
Thank you. What do you mean exactly and where do I have to adjust this?
With kind regards,
Rosita
You can add your custom CSS anywhere that supports it. The easiest is probably to go through the Customizer:
(From the admin bar):
Customize > Additional CSS
Thank you, I am going to ask themesupport for help. And give them your information. 🙂
