H2 heading not working as intended, CSS override by something I cant figure out

  • Hi

    https://snipboard.io/fmRaNy.jpg

    As you can see from the screenshot, my website has a template which is suppose to show my h2 heading as size 30px, font family cardo, didot, serif.

    but if i open the inspector, i see that the font is displaying montserrat with font 14. i cant change it. i dont know what is overriding my theme. i have tried troubleshooting by disabling all the plugins etc. it seems like this issue persist with the genesis theme.

    this is the genesis theme that is used by my theme:

    GenesisVersion: 3.4.0

    please help! i am at loss of what to do and super stressed about this ):

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  • lisa

    (@contentiskey)

    for support related to Genesis theme/framework-contact the team most familiar: https://www.studiopress.com/

    (volunteers on this forum do not have access to Genesis theme/framework)

    It looks like it been defined twice in the css. The order it defined makes a difference. You can try adding !important to were you are changing it. It will force the use of that decoration. If you have a theme.json file it could be defined in it. But, That doesn’t look like the case. The first line is being declared on line 1138 and the second one on line 584 of the css. The last css statement will usually win and overwrite the first one. By adding !important it will cause that statement to override any other statement.

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