7 replies to this topic

[EvaB]

Hi,

I would like to change the boxtitle size from H3 to H2 (.fboxtitle h3), but I just can't seem to find out how to do that. Can anyone help?

Thanks,

Eva

[catrina]

If you're looking to change the box title size, you’ll need to use Custom CSS (in Site Options > Custom Code > Custom CSS/LESS). To find the Custom CSS you need, you'll need to use Firebug (or Chrome Development tools). To learn how to use Firebug for CSS customizations, please review this entire documentation and follow the instructions:

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[EvaB]

Hi, thanks. The only thing is that my change does not have to do with font size, but with the need to change H3 in H2, and that does not work like this. I have tried it, but no... success. So maybe there is another option? Thanks.

[Danny]

Hi,

 

If you prefer not to use CSS to change the font size but would rather change the header tag for whatever reason, then you will need to create a child section and customise the code, changing the h3 tag to whatever you like.

[EvaB]

Thanks,

That's what I want do do Danny. Can you tell me how?

Thanks,

[Danny]

In order to do this you're going to need the following:

 

1. FTP Client
2. You must be using the Base Child Theme, otherwise you won't be able to do it.

 

Ok, now you need to download a fresh copy of PageLines Framework from your Launchpad and extract the zip.

Then navigate to the sections folder, so you can see the Boxes sections folder.

Then open up your favourite FTP client and connect to your site and navigate to the following directory.

 

/wp-content/themes/"Your Base Child Theme folder" Unless you have renamed the folder, then this is usually called pagelines-template-theme

 

Now upload the Boxes section folder (from the one you have download from your PageLines Launchpad) to the Sections folder in your child theme.

 

Once you have done the above, you can now freely edit the Boxes section in your child theme, which is now a child section of the Boxes section. You can make the changes in the section.php file.

[EvaB]

Thanks for the fast reply. I will try to work it out.

[Danny]

No problem, if you run into any issue, let us know!