meganheath
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meganheath's post in White-space: pre was interfering with wrap, now it wraps but loses font style was marked as the answer
Hi @1_Caveman_Mashing_Buttons-
It's missing a class. Replace .gallery-caption p:first-line with the following
.gallery-section .gallery-caption p{ color: #B8C9CB; font-size: 1.2rem; font-weight: bold; } This will target the entire description.
It looks like you're wanting to create a Title and Description layout though. If you want to create a title then add your text within a h3 tag with your own class and then set the style under the class in the Custom CSS like this. See image attached
.art-title { color: #B8C9CB; font-size: 1.2rem !important; font-weight: 700 !important; }
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meganheath's post in Lowercasing the "shopping cart" font was marked as the answer
Hi @sunnyland_threads
Here's a solution to the problem.
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meganheath's post in How do I use a custom font for information bar buttons on mobile version was marked as the answer
Hi @madsonhill
Add this to Custom CSS
/*Change font on mobile menu links*/ .header-menu-nav-item { font-family:'Ultramagnetic'; }
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meganheath's post in Adjust Nav Element Font Size was marked as the answer
Hi,
Yes, media queries work on Squarespace. The pagination element you're wanting to target uses calc to set the font size. Add this code to your site header through Settings > Advanced > Code Injection
<style> @media screen and (min-width: 0) and (max-width: 1567px) and (orientation: portrait){ [data-collection-type^="portfolio"] .item-pagination-title { font-size: calc((2 - 1) * 1.2vh + .6rem); } } </style> Hope that solves it.
