How to use H2 H3?

I use the “headline” element and choose h2 or h3 from the drop down box but it does not apply to change font size. If I use “text” element, then I can only use body text. How do I get H2 or H3?

I set the font sizes, yet they don’t show up as h2 h3. I turned capitalization off, yet it is on. What are these fonts? How do I find and use H2 and H3 in this theme?

Hi There,

Thanks for writing in!

Version 2 heading element doesn’t affect with the theme option typography set. It has its own setting for font size and style.

To utilize theme option heading font and style please use classing headier element instead of version 2.

Same for classic text element.

Hope this helps!

I don’t understand the answer.

Version 2 heading element doesn’t affect with the theme option typography set. I Don’t understand how I (a) set the h2 and h3 size and (b) use it within a page.
Where is “classic custom headline?” and what is Version 2?

Why doesn’t “Primary Text Tag” function?

Thank you, Lisa

Hello There,

The v2 headline element has its own default settings. When using the builder, you can change the font size of the v2 headline in the headline element settings. The v2 element is independent from the default theme styles unlike the classic headline which depend only to the global settings. If you use h2 and h3 tags, this will also use the default theme styling. You can only override it by using a custom css. You may add the following CSS code in the X > Theme Options > Global CSS (http://prntscr.com/evui3r)

h2, .h2 {
  font-size: 30px;
}

h3, .h3 {
  font-size: 24px;
}

This code will specifically style heading tag elements when you insert some thing like this in the editor:

<h2> The sample title</h2>
<p>Quisque vel lectus efficitur, dictum libero malesuada, eleifend justo. Phasellus efficitur eros metus, nec convallis ipsum bibendum vitae. Nulla non mollis ante. </p>

<h3>In vel massa porta, euismod orci in, venenatis nisl.</h3> 
<p>Mauris congue nec tellus eget tristique. Fusce scelerisque aliquam tincidunt. Quisque et ex quis lectus ullamcorper congue. Aliquam non metus purus. Mauris ut ligula metus. Vestibulum nec ullamcorper ex. Nulla tincidunt consequat feugiat. Nulla laoreet porttitor sapien, vel venenatis mi mattis in. Integer dapibus ut neque a dapibus.</p>

Hope this helps.

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