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  • If you just want to change the title, then just use the code below and add your own CSS

    .footer-widgets h4 {
      *styles go here*
    }

    Or did you want to change something to do with the content in the footer? If so, then use the code below and again, add you own style:

    .widget-area {
      *styles go here*
    }
    Thread Starter santomian

    (@santomian)

    @innuvo Just the title font, nothing will change in the content. Could you break down the “styles go here” aspect. I’m still new to editing CSS.

    Ok, just use the top bit then, I am presuming you know how to add the custom CSS to your theme if you have played around with it previously.

    By my *styles go here* element, I mean adding your own styling. So if you want to make the text bold, for example and increase the size and underline it. The custom css would be:

    .footer-widgets h4 {
      font-weight: bold;
      font-size: 30px;
      text-decoration: underline;
    }
    Thread Starter santomian

    (@santomian)

    You are amazing! Thanks for your help 🙂

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