Is it just me or is this happening for others?
I try to use global class names for everything and I set a height on the body all pages for the font as 1.25
Hello @Stan,
Yes I thought adding a class to the body element would work just curious why it seems not to for the body all pages.
I pop a support a question and to see if they know and as you say revert to adding a class to body.
Just trying to me lean on the CSS.
@Stan you are right it works for paragraphs etc but does not work for headings.
as you were so kind to do a video I have done one as well. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T55Y7fn6BB3eJH88hTe2jambwEp0u7Jy/view?usp=sharing
If the video looks poor, just drag the slider back to the start of the video playback.
Just to show at the end 5 em was on heading but not applied
hi @iDATUS there are some thing that I try to explain but my brain is after busy day death so I may jump from fom one thing to other as I didn feel to create list of topic to talk about but here we go …
@stan working flat out on a project, I saw that you done a great video and stopped it just after you started talking CSS.
Not because I don’t know CSS but wanted to concentrate on your video and take notes.
Your video is on my Sunday pleasure viewing watch list.
I will update the case with my thoughts.
Thanks again for your time as I know its valuable and not given lightly.
Michael.
@stan, very interesting. Given me some good thought.
Interesting about default browsers CSS, we all kind of know its there but because we style everything it gets put back in our minds.
Yes the headings treated outside the body makes sense and agree.
No need for more help I understood your explanation. The inherit code bit was fun.
So in essence Webflow designer is in error for reporting All H1 headings is inheriting the sizes from Body All pages. That was what was throwing me and yes I have changed the All H1 headings to have the height etc I require.
I wanted to make sure other things were inheriting correctly and you have confirmed this is the case.