[jrothra]

jrothra

#5995

I’ve looked and I’m apparently missing it. I see it for comments, background images (I think), and others… but what about when I use <h2> . . . </h2> in the body of a post or page? I want it to be bold without affecting the other h2’s. Where do I find that in the CSS?

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#33036

Don’t edit theme files. Use Custom CSS feature instead.

Try:

.content-main h2 {style elements;}

[jrothra]

jrothra

#33037

The only theme files I edit are those for the child theme. Sometimes the custom CSS section doesn’t do it, hence the child theme’s stylesheet. Besides, I was looking in the main theme’s CSS to see which element I needed to edit in the custom CSS section.

I added this to the custom CSS and it made no difference in the H2’s in the main body:

.content-main h2 {

font-weight:bold;

}

From what I can tell, the text isn’t bold, unless the standard weight version is razor thin (which I doubt).

[jrothra]

jrothra

#33038

Just to test if the font was already bold (hence no change), I manually added <strong> . . . </strong> around the h2. Here’s the difference:

I want the entire site to make all h2’s in the body (not comments or elsewhere) bold like that without me having to manually do it each time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#33039

Try this in your child theme css:

.entry-content h2 {

font-weight: bold;

}

[jrothra]

jrothra

#33040

Josh,

That did it! Perfect, thank you! 😀