How do I Edit and Change the Font for my Headline
To change the font size or style of your text, hover on the heading or page block that text belongs to.
A pen icon will appear once you hovered on that specific heading or page block you want to edit. Tap on that icon as shown on the image below.
A Custom Heading Settings popup will show.
If you wish to change the font style, you can do this:
Scroll down through that popup until you will reach the Use theme default font family? option. (see image below)
Tick the box if you wish to change the current font to match it to your website's default font family.
Click on Save changes
Update your page.
View your page to see the changes.
If you wish to change the font size, you can do this:
Scroll down through the popup until you will reach the Element tag option. (see image below)
Each element tag differs from each other. If you wish your text to appear bigger and bolder, you can use Heading 1 (h1). You can play with different element tags and you can always preview it before updating your page. (see image below)
Click on Save changes.
Update your page.
View your page to see the changes.
Is this tutorial unclear? If you do not find the training you are looking for, please send us a detailed email to hello@lightningsites.com.
A pen icon will appear once you hovered on that specific heading or page block you want to edit. Tap on that icon as shown on the image below.
A Custom Heading Settings popup will show.
If you wish to change the font style, you can do this:
Scroll down through that popup until you will reach the Use theme default font family? option. (see image below)
Tick the box if you wish to change the current font to match it to your website's default font family.
Click on Save changes
Update your page.
View your page to see the changes.
If you wish to change the font size, you can do this:
Scroll down through the popup until you will reach the Element tag option. (see image below)
Each element tag differs from each other. If you wish your text to appear bigger and bolder, you can use Heading 1 (h1). You can play with different element tags and you can always preview it before updating your page. (see image below)
Click on Save changes.
Update your page.
View your page to see the changes.
Is this tutorial unclear? If you do not find the training you are looking for, please send us a detailed email to hello@lightningsites.com.
Updated on: 12/02/2022
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