Hello, Thanks for reporting the issues.
I’m not able to reproduce the font-size slider issue on my test site. Is it something you can reproduce each time, or does it occur randomly ?
About the no way back problem after changing 11pt, I never noticed this but you’re right, this is not good. Nimble Builder uses the built-in WP Tiny MCE editor, I’ll see how to fix this.
A possible work around is to edit content in text mode and edit font-sizes manually, see screenshot below :
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saynom
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Hello Nicolas,
thanks for your reply and attention.
I can reproduce this issue everytime, everywhere and since the beginning of the building of my website (I’m almost 100% sure) when I add nothing else installed on WordPress.
Did you try setting the font size to let’s say 36pt in the text editor and then go to mobile view and use the font size slider of the text settings tab ?
I tried to change the font size in text mode but I still get the issue. So I guess that the font size slider only works if you never changed the font size in text editor after you dropped the module…
This is actually consistent. Setting the font size in the editor will have more CSS specificity than using the Text settings of the module, and this should be so.
The fact that changing the font size in the Text settings has an impact on the line-height only after setting font size in the editor is normal : when line height is in expressed in em, it is relative to the font-size property of the container. In this case the font-size of the container is determined by the Text setting option.
To have a better understanding of all this works, you can :
1) set the font-size of a selection of text ( not the entire editor ), with the editor, say 36pt for example
2) Then set the font-size with the text setting => you’ll see that the text for which font-size is not specified in the editor will inherit the global font-size properly
Is there something that you can not achieve in terms of font size ?
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saynom
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Thanks for these details, I understand now.
The thing is, I’ve modified a lot of font sizes in my website’s texts and now I can’t make them responsive… Is there a way to set them to “default” again so I can only manage their sizes with Text settings (without redoing all of that from scratch)?
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saynom
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Nevermind, I just have to remove the font size in the text editor Text mode and it’s back to “default”.
I mark this post as “resolved”. Thanks!
