Plugin Author
Yani
(@yaniiliev)
It sounds like you’re facing an issue with font sizes after migrating a site. The problem might stem from the process of running a database search and replace after the migration.
Since the All-in-One WP Migration plugin already handles the necessary search and replace operations for URLs and paths during the import process, running an additional search and replace might not be needed and could inadvertently affect other settings.
Here’s what you can do:
1. Try importing the website again without using the Better Search Replace tool afterward. This ensures that all data is correctly serialized and maintains integrity across the migration.
2. After re-importing, verify that there are no additional CSS or theme settings overriding the font sizes. Sometimes, theme or customizer settings might not migrate perfectly and require reconfiguration.
3. Ensure that all Elementor settings are identical between the source and destination sites. Check the global settings in Elementor for any discrepancies in font sizes.
4. Clear your browser cache after re-importing the site. Cached stylesheets can sometimes cause old styles to appear even after changes have been made.
5. Use the browser’s developer tools to inspect the elements with incorrect font sizes and determine where the styles are being applied from. This might reveal whether the issue is with Elementor, the theme, or custom CSS.
Thread Starter
Tom
(@lsrgsrd)
It’s was server problem, hosting provider needed to install some module, that allowed to use . and , in font size fields. Solved.
PS. AIOWPM build in search and replace is not always working ok, usually it’s media links or custom links not changed after moving to another domain, so I have to use BSR plugin to get websites work.
