Hello @slimjim414,
Indeed that’s because your current theme includes this rule:
.entry-content-wrapper h3 {
font-size: 2.8em;
}
You could include your own custom stylesheet for Single Latest Posts to override the h3 tags for titles, I’ve made this for you, just download this file: slposts-postTitle_medium.css
Save the file in your active WordPress theme folder (where style.css is found). Then set the plugin to use this file instead of the default one:
// Shortcodes
[slposts css_style=slposts-postTitle_medium ...other parameters...]
// Widget
Set the parameter CSS Style to slposts-postTitle_medium
Please note the .css
file extension was intentionally omitted because it is automatically included by the plugin.
Using this custom style titles should look like this: screenshot.
If you want to know what I did, just look at the end of the CSS file, I added this rule:
/*\
* =========================
* | |
* | ++ Medium Titles ++ |
* | |
* =========================
\*/
.slposts-ulist-title,
.slposts-olist-title,
.slposts-block-title {
font-size: medium !important;
}
/*\
* =========================
* | |
* | -- Medium Titles -- |
* | |
* =========================
\*/
Of course if you want to tweak other things to better suit your theme, just edit the appropriate rules.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
José Luis.
Perfect, thanks! Rather than downloading the css file and trying to upload it, I just copied your css code into the style.css sheet included in the theme, and it worked! Thanks again for your very thorough help!