Thanks for choosing our templates.
If you cant find font sizes for any element for mobile then most probably its not there and you need to create it, simply add all your css modifications in any CSS file at the bottom or just add a link your customization CSS file in the templates,
Thank you.
I understand perfectly, but sorry I am a kinda noob.
I know how to modify things, but I don’t know how to refer to new things.
There could be a size for the body text element for mobile, but I simply don’t know how to find it. Because on mobile there is not a developer window for Chrome.
And maybe - you say - it is not there.
For desktop this is the very first part of the style.css
You mentioned 1 year support when I bought this template couple of days ago.
I think it is not more than 1-5 lines to solve this.
Could you please help me what to write to changing body font-size for mobile?
(Menu font-size for mobile is not so important, but if you could tell me, too, it would be great.)
If this forum is not for programming support, (or if the support is not for programming support) please tell me.
Sorry, I forgot to tell, this is important because Google Search gives an error message, that the site is not “mobile friendly” , mobile body font is too small.
Thank you, if you can help. See my comment right above.
Steven
Sure I can help you, but first I recommend you to check this link,
in order to apply css for mobile-only you need to wrap the code in the mobile query:
@media only screen and (max-width: 600px) {
body {
font-size: 18px;
}
}
Everything added in the media query will be applied only for small screen devices under predefined pixels
What I recommend is to load your customization CSS into new file instead of modifying exiting css code, (Its ok as well), check this link: How to add CSS