Heading Fonts Larger after update 3.10.10

[guy_in_ohio]

Hello,

I updated to 3.10.10 and now all the heading are much larger. How do I globally change this so they are smaller again?

Thanks!

[toivo]

Which template does the website use?

[guy_in_ohio]

OSTraining: Breeze

[AMurray]

I can't view a demo of the template...so can you provide a link to your site?

Tell us what size you think the headings should be as to what they actually are.

Things like that can usually be adjusted in CSS.

E.g. in your user.css file (or whatever the Breeze equivalent is, assuming it is 'user.css'), you can set your headings "<h1>" to a certain font size. and <h2> and so forth.

[sozzled]

I updated to 3.10.10 and now all the heading are much larger. How do I globally change this so they are smaller again?

I assume you have not adjusted the zoom factor in your web browser and that you have read viewtopic.php?f=713&t=986948

Unless you have changed the CSS in this template's template.css file—that would explain why any custom changes (e.g. reducing <hn> font sizes) that you may have made have been lost with the update—custom changes should be preserved after updating from one version of J! to another.

[guy_in_ohio]

It's been a long time since I've looked at this sites css files. Where would I find the user.css file? Under /css/template.css I see a font-awesome folder, template.css and mobliemenu.css.

I'm not zoomed in and I made no changes other than the update. Thanks your all of your help.

[guy_in_ohio]

So make the changes here?

h1 {
font-size: 35.75px;
}
h2 {
font-size: 29.25px;
}
h3 {
font-size: 22.75px;
}
h4 {
font-size: 16.25px;
}
h5 {
font-size: 13px;
}
h6 {
font-size: 11.05px;
}
h1 small {
font-size: 22.75px;
}
h2 small {
font-size: 16.25px;
}
h3 small {
font-size: 13px;
}
h4 small {
font-size: 13px;
}

[sozzled]

Do not change originally-supplied files (e.g. template.css). You need to create a file named user.css. See how to do this by reading https://ltheme.com/create-custom-css-with-cassiopeia/ and adapt as needed to OS Breeze template ... then add what you need to that custom CSS file. Got that?

[guy_in_ohio]

Ok. I have a user.css. I'm unsure about what to do next.

[guy_in_ohio]

I have tried putting the user.css in many different directories and it does nothing.

[sozzled]

"It does nothing"

Link to the target website, please. Let's see what you've done and where you've placed things.

I have no direct experience with OS Training templates; most of us wouldn't know anything about this Breeze templates. Where does OS Training suggest you should create your own custom CSS?

I think we should also look at your Forum Post Assistant report. Maybe you have some problem-causing extension (e.g. JCH Optimize) that's affecting your CSS? I'm now just guessing.

[guy_in_ohio]

https://www.reliablefilter.com/

Thank you.

[sozzled]

The OS Training template used on your website does not load the file ../templates/ostrainingbreeze/css/user.css. You need to ask OS Training where they recommend you should write your own custom CSS. As I wrote before, I don't know anything about these templates.

[guy_in_ohio]

Ok. Thanks.