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  • Plugin Author rolandbarker

    (@rolandbarker)

    In a complex environment like a WP site you often will need to take the time to understand what CSS code is setting the size of the text in a specific context. This is because in many cases, you will need to override CSS rules that are setting the size already.

    The best way to do this is to use your browser developer tools inspector to see what CSS rules are active on the text in a specific context. This can be rather complicated because you will often need to find the rule that is cascading down to set the font size.

    A shortcut to figuring out how to write a specific override is to use the “!important” directive in the rule. This sometimes works…if it doesn’t you will need to figure out why.

    The plugin doesn’t have settings for font sizes, it is meant to let your theme do this for you.

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