How can I wrap lines as I prefer? I know that in html the tag is <br>, but I don't find the same thing in CSS. In the "Profile" page, where there is that kind of resume, now I've just pressed enter when I typed the text, but in this case the line height is too much, so I'd like to tell to the text to start a new line in a different way, so that the text uses the line height that I've put for all the body of the website. How can I do?
I've tried but nothing happens. I'd like to do the text like in the attached screenshot, that is: every job has 3 lines, the first bold (700), the second light (300) and the third semibold italic (600).
First: Please Delete the fonts that you are not using in the Typography area. I can see that you have installed many fonts but I don't think that you plan to use them all.
Second: I can see that your different fonts are calling the same selectors such as body, p and h1, h2, h3... (see video). You must call the same selector only in a font-family and not in two or more.
Please fix this and then we can proceed with other requests.
This is a customization question and support doesn't offer customization services as we wrote on our support homepage and on this area. I will try to help you this time though
To do that you can add the font-weight by using HTML code. For more info please see this video.
Hello!
How can I wrap lines as I prefer? I know that in html the tag is <br>, but I don't find the same thing in CSS. In the "Profile" page, where there is that kind of resume, now I've just pressed enter when I typed the text, but in this case the line height is too much, so I'd like to tell to the text to start a new line in a different way, so that the text uses the line height that I've put for all the body of the website. How can I do?
Thank you,
Giorgia
Hi Giorgia,
Please provide me your Wordpress URL too because it seems that you forgot it.
Then I will re-check your question again.
Thanks!
Oh sorry!
Here is the URL: http://77.104.160.54/~giorgiar/wp-admin/
Thank you!
Hi Giorgia,
Please just add this CSS code to your Custom CSS area:
b, strong { font-weight: 700 !important; }I've tried but nothing happens. I'd like to do the text like in the attached screenshot, that is: every job has 3 lines, the first bold (700), the second light (300) and the third semibold italic (600).
Here is the screenshot attachment. Font is Muli (by Google Fonts)
Hi Giorgia,
First: Please Delete the fonts that you are not using in the Typography area. I can see that you have installed many fonts but I don't think that you plan to use them all.
Second: I can see that your different fonts are calling the same selectors such as body, p and h1, h2, h3... (see video). You must call the same selector only in a font-family and not in two or more.
Please fix this and then we can proceed with other requests.
Thanks!
Done!
Hi Giorgia,
This is a customization question and support doesn't offer customization services as we wrote on our support homepage and on this area. I will try to help you this time though
To do that you can add the font-weight by using HTML code. For more info please see this video.
Have a nice day.
Will set this ticket as solved from here.
Thank you very very much, as usual! :)
Giorgia
Hi Gloria,
Glad to hear that.
Will set this ticket as solved from here.