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Hey,
Having a bit of trouble. I am a bit curious as to why it’s not a normal option in the settings, from what I can see. So just wondering whether I missed ‘change font’ somewhere. As I figured that would be in the base options, as there are hundreds of options there and you would assume most people would be looking for that. As usually people want there to be font fluidity on their sites.
I looked into;
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/removing-bullets-and-having-category-text-larger/
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/appearance-of-category-title/
To see whether I could go through these fixes, but didn’t work for me.
My font for the links, whatever the default is, looks like it was made in the 60s. This is fine, the very old style, but it is not congruent to the image I am trying to present.
I tried this:
“4. This one will take a little bit more work. Go to the Library Settings section and click on the Advanced tab. Look for the Link Name row. In that row, there are fields for code to be displayed before and after links. In the Before field, add at the beginning of the field: <span class=”linknamestyle”>. In the After field, add </span>. Then back in the Stylesheet editor, add the rule:
.linknamestyle {
font-size: 16px;
}”
I tried placing !important.
I edited, multiple sections in the style sheet.
So… .linklistcatname for me edits fine. But for some reason, no section anywhere inbuilt into the stylesheet edits the font of the links. Which it really, really should. Cause that is probably what 99% of users are trying to edit.
No idea why its not set to “use theme font”. But editing any font-family on the page results in no change to the links. Neither did editing the table in the Advanced settings.
Looking for some details if possible on where normal font link changes are in the stylesheet. Cause I’m assuming I just missed them somewhere.