I have a few questions for styling the cloud template. I’m looking for universal settings instead of editing individual cloud templates (I’m using a few on-site, not easy to edit each of them).
1, Theme font, I see the option to change Page Fonts, but no setting to change Past Fonts (Where is the common setting to change Post Title, Heading Tags, etc.?
2, How to Adjust the Block header font size and style? I’m looking for a universal place to change (default size and font) that, so it can reflect in all pages and cloud templates.
3, Any universal setting to change Single Author Font Size, Modified/Updated date Font, etc?
4, How to customize Mobile Menu & Mobile Search Overlay Screens? I’m looking for moving the social icons below the Mobile Menu Items and Add recommended search terms in Mobile Search Overlay Screen.
Thanks,
Hello !
1. Unfortunately at the moment this has to be done manually on each element as you can see here: https://www.screencast.com/t/uuOnWV3NhPzy I recommend to use only flex blocks because they have a lot of options
2,3: Unfortunately at the moment this has to be done manually on each element.
4. Mobile theme has no options in editing. It has been made like this so it can provide a good speed.
Thank you !
Look like your answer to all my questions “Unfortunately we can’t”.
Would you please check with your team. There had an option to change the post body, H tags fonts before, with the new update, I don’t see that in the theme panel. I see the page elements. If I change Page H1, H2, Is this going to change the post fonts too?
Hello !
The cloud library templates offer a big range of changes available. Unfortunately there is no option to set a font on all the blocks or colors.
You will have to manually change each font on your blocks. I recommend you to use flex blocks but you will have to take in consideration that they have a lot of change options as you can see here: https://www.screencast.com/t/ddqiaYsp
Thank you !
We could have at least a common CSS (2-3 lines) max to use a common style. Anyway, figured out the solution with a simple 2 line CSS code.
