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Hi. I want to adjust the widget title text font size on my front page and have found this guide: Image Widget Documentation See photo below and green circles. The thing is that I do not understand where to put the CSS code. I have tried to put it in the Theme Custom CSS section and in the CSS Declarations under the widget Attributes. But nothing happens. I have also tried to use the plugin Snippets, but still no change. Please help me out. 馃檪 Thanks, NorSubs The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link] Hi NorSubs Thanks for posting your question. If you鈥檙e interested in Custom CSS, we have a short guide related to Page Builder here . The documentation you鈥檝e linked to shows a CSS rule. A rule must be inserted at Appearance > Custom CSS if you鈥檙e using SiteOrigin CSS or Customize > Additional CSS if not. A theme Custom CSS area should also work or a child theme鈥檚 style.css file. Snippets, did you use Code Snippets? I鈥檓 not sure which plugin that is but it sounds like a PHP based snippet plugin. If so, that would likely throw an error when inserting CSS. Once you鈥檝e inserted the rule, did you adjust the font size value? Thanks Andrew Hi Andrew. Thanks for your fast and understandable reply. 馃檪 I checked the short guide related to Page Builder, and voila it solved my problems. It was the plugin Code Snippets I tried. It work for some other CSS rules on my site, but I was not able to make it work for this. I adjusted the rule I used from 15px to 12px but it did not show any altering. Anyway, thank you for a solution that work. 馃檪 Best regards NorSubs Hi, thanks for the update. Code Snippets can add Custom CSS but the CSS would need to be wrapped in a PHP function. Perhaps try adding the CSS rule to Appearance > Custom CSS. We鈥檒l take a look and go from there.

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Andrew Misplon 2025-04-11T07:30:00+00:00

Hi NorSubs Thanks for posting your question. If you鈥檙e interested in Custom CSS, we have a short guide related to Page Builder here . The documentation you鈥檝e linked to shows a CSS rule. A rule must be inserted at Appearance > Custom CSS if you鈥檙e using SiteOrigin CSS or Customize > Additional CSS if not. A theme Custom CSS area should also work or a child theme鈥檚 style.css file. Snippets, did you use Code Snippets? I鈥檓 not sure which plugin that is but it sounds like a PHP based snippet plugin. If so, that would likely throw an error when inserting CSS. Once you鈥檝e inserted the rule, did you adjust the font size value? Thanks Andrew

norsubs 2025-04-11T14:48:00+00:00

Hi Andrew. Thanks for your fast and understandable reply. 馃檪 I checked the short guide related to Page Builder, and voila it solved my problems. It was the plugin Code Snippets I tried. It work for some other CSS rules on my site, but I was not able to make it work for this. I adjusted the rule I used from 15px to 12px but it did not show any altering. Anyway, thank you for a solution that work. 馃檪 Best regards NorSubs

Andrew Misplon 2025-04-11T14:56:00+00:00

Hi, thanks for the update. Code Snippets can add Custom CSS but the CSS would need to be wrapped in a PHP function. Perhaps try adding the CSS rule to Appearance > Custom CSS. We鈥檒l take a look and go from there.