Changing heading size

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info12345 posted this 11 October 2015

I am wanting to change the size of a heading. I have worked out the the CSS responsible is the following:

h2.bd-postheader-4 {
line-height: 48px;
text-transform: none;
font-size: 48px;
color: #2da0ce;
margin-top: 0;
font-weight: 200; }

What I can't work out is where I find it in Themler.

If I go to the styles section (see attached screen shot) it does not mention the 48px which means I must be in the wrong place.

Where do I find this?

I am wanting to change the size of a heading. I have worked out the the CSS responsible is the following: > h2.bd-postheader-4 { > line-height: 48px; > text-transform: none; > font-size: 48px; > color: #2da0ce; > margin-top: 0; > font-weight: 200; } What I can't work out is where I find it in Themler. If I go to the styles section (see attached screen shot) it does not mention the 48px which means I must be in the wrong place. Where do I find this?

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Support Team posted this 12 October 2015

Hi,

The code you have provided is applied to the post headers. You can edit them on the appropriate template in the Post control >> Post Header >> Text .

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, The code you have provided is applied to the post headers. You can edit them on the appropriate template in the Post control >> Post Header >> Text . Sincerely, Hella

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info12345 posted this 12 October 2015

Perfect.. thanks for that.

Support Team posted this 13 October 2015

You are welcome. Feel free to contact us in any other occasion.

Sincerely,
Hella

You are welcome. Feel free to contact us in any other occasion. Sincerely, Hella

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nashadnasir147 posted this 05 May 2025

It sounds like you're almost there! In Themler, custom CSS like that might be in the "Custom CSS" section or under specific theme overrides, not always visible in the visual style editor. Try checking under CSS Options > Custom Styles. That’s usually where manually added styles like h2.bd-postheader- if you're taking a break from coding, Play Lucky91 — it's a fun way to relax with some exciting games

It sounds like you're almost there! In Themler, custom CSS like that might be in the "Custom CSS" section or under specific theme overrides, not always visible in the visual style editor. Try checking under CSS Options > Custom Styles. That’s usually where manually added styles like h2.bd-postheader- if you're taking a break from coding, **[Play Lucky91][1]** — it's a fun way to relax with some exciting games [1]: https://luck91.io/

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