Comments Jessica started the conversationAugust 25, 2014 at 6:56pmHi! Is it possible to reduce the <p> font size on mobile only? It looks perfect in the browser but is very big when scaled and responsive. Thank you! 295Paul repliedAugust 26, 2014 at 11:16amHi Jessica!Please go to "Style Customizer > Others > Custom CSS" and try this:@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { #content-container .columns, #content-container p { font-size: 10px; } }This would make the font size 10px for ".columns" and "p" selectors when viewing on the resolution belower than 767px.In case you want to adjust other elements on various resolutions, I would recommend this:1. http://responsivepx.com/ for simulating the viewport.2. Use "Developer Tools" on Chrome or "Firebug" on Firefox to inspect the elements you want to adjust.3. Use the proper CSS media queries to set the CSS for specific resolutions. Note that you can google for more info about CSS media queries.Regards,Paul Jessica replied privately Paul replied privatelyJessica repliedAugust 27, 2014 at 10:24amUGH - sorry, my bad! I didn't realize that I used an h4 there.. thank you SO much! Sign in to reply ...
Hi! Is it possible to reduce the <p> font size on mobile only? It looks perfect in the browser but is very big when scaled and responsive. Thank you!
Hi Jessica!
Please go to "Style Customizer > Others > Custom CSS" and try this:
This would make the font size 10px for ".columns" and "p" selectors when viewing on the resolution belower than 767px.
In case you want to adjust other elements on various resolutions, I would recommend this:
1. http://responsivepx.com/ for simulating the viewport.
2. Use "Developer Tools" on Chrome or "Firebug" on Firefox to inspect the elements you want to adjust.
3. Use the proper CSS media queries to set the CSS for specific resolutions. Note that you can google for more info about CSS media queries.
Regards,
Paul
UGH - sorry, my bad! I didn't realize that I used an h4 there.. thank you SO much!