Its currently stripping it out on the fields “Pros – What Is Included / Condition?”
]]>Is there any way to have it automatically set somewhere? So that it is fixed once for all. It is very annoying to fix for every new line.
]]>I was looking at adding some CSS but didn’t know how to address the location. I looked through the Woocommerce CSS files and found the ‘Block.json’ file buried many levels down:
wp-content >plugins > Woocommerce > assets > client > Blocks > Product Catagories > Block.json
{ “name”: “woocommerce/product-categories”, “title”: “Product Categories List”, “category”: “woocommerce”, “description”: “Show all product categories as a list or dropdown.”, “keywords”: [ “WooCommerce” ], “supports”: { “align”: [ “wide”, “full” ], “html”: false, “color”: { “background”: false, “link”: true }, “typography”: { “fontSize”: true, “lineHeight”: true } },
There’s more to it but the last line here appears to define the typography of of my sidebar.
Could I insert a “font family” line into that file and is that advisable? If I were to put it into the Customize >Additional CSS, what would that look like?
Could I also add lines to adjust the line spacing at the same time?
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]]>1. How to fix appearance of text on pages?
Something happened that the text on all pages is smooshed with lines all appearing on top of each other, completely illegible. I found that I can partially fix the issue by increasing the line height size of Body Text, however, that only fixes the issue on one page, and then another page gets messed up and the fix does not stick. When I click back and forth on between pages the issue returns. How can I ensure the font appears correct on all pages? This doesn’t seem like a spacing issue because my setting are global…
Existing global site text settings:
Line height: 26
Font size: 12
Letter Spacing: 0
1a. Footer text cut off – the footer copy also appears cut off from the top – only bottom half of text is visible. Nothing I do seems to fix this issue, not sure if it’s related to the above smooshed text issue.
2. How to add Featured Slider to HOME page?
I want the home page to have full length image gallery slider with 5-10 rotating images, however this setting seems to only apply to the Blog pages, not the home page. Please advise how to activate gallery image slider on home page.
Thank you in advance!
Olga
I have installed your theme on my website and I have a problem with spacing between the title and the paragraph, paragraph and photos.
Namely, when I publish my blog and want to edit it, I make double space between the title and the paragraph and when I update the post in some cases it works in some it doesn’t. In the same blog, I do the same thing, but it selectively performs the action.
I have tried everything even pressing shift + enter, or using the classic toolbar and twice enter (as it worked once) but nothing works and it’s a hell of time-consuming!
Once I managed to edit the whole blog and it took me hours of editing it. As I had misspelt one word, I went back to edit the word and all spacing was lost again!
Please help me with this problem that I have had from the start! It’s so annoying because it is simple but simply doesn’t work properly.
Thank you
]]>If I do “edit with html” on the paragraph, this is the code:
"<p class="has-small-font-size"><strong>DardEL Aktiebolag</strong><br>Sankt Johannesgatan 32A, 753 12<br><strong>Email:</strong> [email protected]<br><strong>Telefon:</strong> 072-969 60 03<br><strong>Org.nummer:</strong> 559372-3645</p>"
So what I want to do, is to lower the line spacement since this text is supposed to be quite small.
Thanks for all the help I can get!
]]>For your information, the H1 headline is 3 different headline blocks — each with it’s own line. I did that for typography, line height setting was insufficient. If there’s a better way to get these three lines to appear closely together (other than making 3 separate headline blocks) let me know. A single headline is the official search engine preferred method, right? So there’s probably a way, but line height isn’t it.
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