Hello Bruno,

You could place a CSS hack pointing to easyblog headers with properties to inherit. If you need assistance can you please provide us with the Joomla back end access as well as the FTP access so that I can check your site and apply it for you.

Thanks:)

Hello Bruno,

Yes it is possible. You just add these attributes in your template css file with !important word at the end. For example:

h1

{

font-size: 16px !important;

}

Hope this helps.

Hi NIK, where should I put this code? In the header section?
Or I Should use it everytime I use the H1 or H2 Tags in the body?

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For Khairul,
It is possible to you just give me some tips to fix it be myself,
because I will need to repeat this process in my testing environment.

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Thanks
Bruno

Hello Bruno

Sorry for the late response as it is a weekend.
Most of the H1 and H2 blog titles in easyblog has a class="blog-title", you could fix this by altering their properties i.e.

#ezblog-body .blog-title {

}

You could paste this in your custom template css located in the backend > template manager > template tab > your template

>>I Should use it everytime I use the H1 or H2 Tags in the body?
If you had insert the following CSS that my colleague posted earlier in your custom template CSS, all your H1, H2 will be affected automatically throughout the site.

Hope that helps
Thanks:)

Hi Khairul, thank you for the reply.

Sorry, but this time I think I misunderstood the answer.
Usually when I need to make any CSS adjust, I look
to the relative CSS file and edit the parameters I need.
And now following your suggestion I trying to find the
CSS file that contains the class="blog-title" attribute
to edit it, but I simply did not find it anywhere in the
Easyblog theme folder. I am using the "simplistic"
theme.

Can you please help to understand what I need to do?

With best regards
Bruno Cesar
EasyBlog Fan

Hello Bruno,

There is 2 ways easyblog will effect your h1 and h2. For blog title it is included with class name. but if you had your h2 inside your blog it will only be effected by your h1 or h2 CSS setting. Hope that helps.
If you need assistance please provide us with the Joomla back end access as well as the FTP access so that I can check your site as to what modification fits you best.

Thanks:)