Hi,
I updated our website to a newer version of the TagDiv composer sometime ago, but after the header was broken, I reverted to an older version. But after the composer stopped working recently, I unfortunately had to update and the problem I had occurred again. I addressed this issue before and it was not solved. So here is my question again:
I have set up all the header settings in the theme panel (h1-h6) with custom font sizes, however these settings are not being used after the update. For example: whenever I place a title block or a widget block on a page, it should use the default font size settings I have set up in the theme panel. An H3 and H4 block title should be 28px large. That’s not the case however. If I check the header in the browser inspector, I can see that it is overwritten by CSS as 17px. I have never added this to the theme panel or as a custom code, so I have no how this could happen. Also, I can not make manual changes to widget titles, for example. So changing all the header sizes manually is not an option!
Screenshot of theme panel settings:
Hello,
Please provide the link to your website where you set the widgets.
Also, if you add them with tagDiv Composer, then you need to edit with tagDiv Compose, and set the style of the title block.
Also, make sure you set the style for Title from Theme Panel -> Theme Fonts -> Modules and Blocks General => https://www.screencast.com/t/S5dVYlsPj5vb
Thank you!
The website is:
https://bgmagazine.nl/
The style BLOCKS/WIDGETS TITLE is already set to 28px in the Theme Panel, but gets overwritten by other code.
=> https://ibb.co/kKV4bC5
=> https://ibb.co/zsLz75g
Also, there is no option to set up the title size in the Composer when placing a Widget Sidebar.
Hello,
We need to investigate what settings were made to cause that problem, please make a full backup to all files and the database and contact us via email at contact@tagdiv.com Provide
– wp-admin URL and credentials
– cPanel URL and credentials
– a link to this topic in order to identify you
Thank you!
