To change the font size for the whole site in WordPress themes, you can typically use one of the following methods:
- Theme Customizer:
- Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to “Appearance” and select “Customize.”
- Within the Customizer, look for the “Typography” or “Fonts” section, which may vary depending on your theme.
- In this section, you should find options to adjust the font size for different elements like headings, paragraphs, and other text elements.
- Adjust the font size settings as desired, and you should see a live preview of the changes.
- Once you are satisfied with the modifications, click “Publish” or “Save” to apply the changes to your site.
- Theme Options or Settings:
- Some WordPress themes provide their own settings panel or options page.
- Look for a “Typography” or “Fonts” section within the theme settings.
- In this section, you should be able to adjust the font size settings for various elements across your site.
- Save the changes after adjusting the font sizes to apply them to your site.
- Custom CSS:
- If your theme doesn’t offer built-in options for changing the font size, you can use custom CSS to modify the font size for the whole site.
- Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to “Appearance” and select “Customize” or “Editor” (if you are comfortable editing theme files directly).
- Within the Customizer or Editor, look for the “Additional CSS” or “Custom CSS” option.
- In the CSS editor, you can add custom CSS code to target specific elements and adjust their font sizes.
- For example, to change the font size of paragraphs, you can use the following CSS code:
p {
font-size: 16px;
}Adjust the 16px value to your desired font size.
- Save the changes after adding the custom CSS, and the font size modifications should be applied to your site.
Remember to save your changes and preview your site after making any modifications to ensure the desired font size is applied consistently throughout your WordPress theme.