clive57

Jerry B – Thank you!, that has fixed it. I have been trying to figure this out for ages, much appreciate your help.

OK, well here is the CSS which I have working fine on the desktop site, I also notice it seems to work on my tablet but only in the landscape format not portrait or on a mobile –

}
.site-description {
font-size: 20px;
}
.site-description{
color:#000000;
}
.site-title{
font-size: 33px;
}
.wf-active .page .entry-title {
font-size: 26px;
}

Thank you, sorry but I’m not quite understanding . . . could you give me an example of the media query code for changing my site description (Artist and Printmaker) to black as I have done to the desktop site please.

Thank you, that’s it! . . . I’m really not sure where that first line of code has come from but yes removing it has finally fixed it. Coming from a print background I know I am a little OCD regarding type and spacing, so it is very satisfying to finally have it looking right. Thank you to everybody here who has helped, this really is a great community especially for a Wordprees newbie like myself ??

Well a rather interesting development today… disabling the plugins made no difference, no change to the title block spacing at all even with the corrected code. Sometime later I happened to look at the site on my tablet and found all the titles were closer to the text in portrait view, but not so in landscape view. On my mobile the headings were closer to the text in both portrait and landscape view. Still no change on the desktop version (Windows 10). I am not quite sure what all this means if anything! ??

Thank you, I’ve corrected the CSS, or at least I think I have. No change at the moment to the title block but I have yet to go through and disable the plugins which I will do asap and report back ?? Thanks for all your help with this.

Well I have tried disabling the plugins in fact in the end I disabled all of them so at one point I had no plugins activated at all, but the title block and its spacing does not change whatever I do.

Thank you, but sadly still no effect . . . I am adding the code in “Additional CSS” is that the correct place?

Thank you for replying, unfortunately I cannot get the css code to have any effect on the title blocks, I have tried removing .type-page and changing the px value also and still nothing. I’m not sure if its me doing something wrong here but I don’t think so. . .

Thanks, thats great, much appreciated! . . . I just feel the border on the mobile makes the page look too narrow in the normal portrait view. That code works a treat, thanks again.

I have just resubmitted a sitemap to Google, fingers crossed!.

Many thanks for your help, its much appreciated.

That’s great, many thanks, I’ll give it ago.