Hi there,
Thanks for writing in.
It depends on the situation, installed plugins, and which elements, the theme is not just the only one the apply CSS, it could be from other plugins or element’s existing options.
The V2 elements or even classic elements should inherit that font setting from global. ONLY IF, those elements purely text content with no class or inline styling. Some element contains its own font options, example, the ALERT element. It has font option that you could use which mean, this ALERT element shall not follow the global font option.
Hence, there is no permanent workaround, it varies on what a user wants to achieve and what should be changed.
In summary, those font style applied through element’s option or element’s class are local styling. Local styling is more prioritized than the global styling since it’s directly applied to the element. And in short, the global font options are only serving as DEFAULT styling once the element has no applied styling.
And with your request could you please explain how i can achieve a global body font setting in pro?
, you’ll have to use custom CSS and !important
for each style, that is to override the inline and local styling of your target element. And that is something you can’t do in global font option, GLOBAL means everything, and adding !important
will apply the font styling to all existing element (that includes the text LOGO that is supposed to be with independent styling). In the end, you should decide what you should change and only apply that change to that specific element.
Thanks!