You have this code in your header (some code snipped for clarity):
<style id="tt-easy-google-font-styles" type="text/css">
p {
font-size: 10px;
}
h1 {
font-size: 10px
}
</style>
which is causing a lot of your text to be 10px. It looks like it was generated by a plugin. Do you have a plugin named “Easy Google Font Styles” or something like that installed? Does your text go back to the right size if you disable that plugin?
yes. If I disable it,it goes back to normal.
activate it and it goes back… how do I change that?
What plugin are you using? Is it absolutely necessary that you use this plugin?
Andrew Nevins
(@anevins)
WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support
does anyone know the css code to add into custom css to get it back to normal.
It would have been better if you took my suggestion and brought it into this thread – it’s now 4 hours later (since this thread was created) and you’re at the same stage that I told you at your previous thread. Annoying at least.
It is necesarry as I am usi google fonts for my heading and sub heading.
I am just very confused on how to fix this problem
@andrew: Do you have a link to the previous thread you’re referring to? I can’t seem to find it.
@yehaahomer: What’s the name of the plugin you’re using? Does the plugin have any kind of customization options?
The plugin is Easy Google Font.
In settings it has;
edit font controls
manage font control
advanced.
but know where I can access to code or edit code.
Thank You
In your Dashboard, go to Settings > Google Fonts > Edit Font Controls. Do you have a font control listed in the dropdown box labeled “Select a font control to edit:”? If you edit that font control, are there any rules listed in the text box labeled “Add CSS Selectors”?
Also, check under Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Typography > Default Typography and Theme Typography. If you click on “Edit Font” under “Heading 1”, then click on “Appearance”, what do you have set for the “Font Size” slider?
The typography worked. Thank you so much. 🙂
