• Resolved persist9

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    Can the Kadence “advanced heading block” change the default heading styles of h1, h2 etc.

    It would seem that the “advanced heading block” enables you to change the style of each heading individually, regardless of whether it is h1 h2 etc.

    Is there an easy way of changing the default heading styles? I’m guessing that changing the defaults would be done in a daughter theme – which goes beyond my experience.

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  • Hey,
    The default Heading styles for your site should be handled through your theme. Most themes allow and add this kind of control already. Which theme are you using?

    Ben

    Thread Starter persist9

    (@persist9)

    I am using WordPress theme twenty-fourteen. I’m using only h3, h5 and h6 because they looked good to me, but the Gutenberg editor indicates that not using h1 and h2 before h3, h5 and h6 is bad practice.

    I am also considering using theme twenty-nineteen – but the h1 and h2 headings look too big to me.

    And another issue for me with 2019 is that the separator is no longer a faint line across the whole page, but is a short, dark line on the left of the page.

    See headings and separators in https://www.feedbackreigns.net/

    Hey,
    Using a Basic twenty-* theme means you will have very little for styling options.

    So you can control the styles of your heading through this plugin but to set defaults for that theme you would just need to use CSS.

    If you go to apperance > customizer and click on the custom css option to you can add css there to define your default.

    If you tell me exactly whats you are wanting I can get you the css.

    Ben

    Thread Starter persist9

    (@persist9)

    Hello Ben

    Now that is generous.

    As I do not now know “exactly what I want” now, could you post the CSS code for changing one heading as an example. Pick something that is not a hassle for you, maybe the code for changing heading 3 to Arial, font size 14, bold?
    Then I could work out the rest later.

    Thanks

    hannah

    (@hannahritner)

    Hey @persist9,
    This css should work for you:

    h3 {
        font-size: 14px;
        font-family: ariel;
        font-weight: bold;
    }

    As Ben said, you can paste that into your custom css box form apperance > customizer > custom css.
    Hope that helps!

    Hannah

    Thread Starter persist9

    (@persist9)

    Thanks

    hannah

    (@hannahritner)

    You bet!

    Hannah

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