[Tim]

Take a look at this and see if it is what you’re looking for.

http://catchthemes.com/support-forum/topic/control-over-page-and-feature-titles/

Tim

[Tim]

Thanks @Sakin.

In your experience, is it better to put custom CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” or in the style.css under the child folder? Or is it, as I think you’re saying, not worth losing sleep?

Tim

[Tim]

Thanks. I preferred the former as it left the text aligned better.

[Tim]

Thank you.

On a related note, a website optimizer I ran against complained there were too many style sheets and that style.css in the child folder should be shifted to inline.

Which got me thinking, where is the custom css placed under “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” placed?

Tim

[Tim]

I’ll look into that. Tks.

[Tim]

@Sakin,

This is the specific page: https://www.itstechnical.net/?page_id=68

And here is the custom css I added to turn the bullets back on:

.textwidget ul {
     list-style-type: disc;
}

Thanks!

[Tim]

Excellent! I suspected it was a missing/incorrect media query.

Turns out I have two more issues which I’ll post as separate topics. I think both are probably pretty easy for you.

[Tim]

@Sakin–
Awesome! Seemed to have worked perfectly.

One thing that doesn’t still show right is, in part due to me, the text in the boxes. BTW, I’m using the text/html widget in the sidebar to highlight services. That is why I want them to show first on the mobile device.

Anyway, I had modified the style with

.textwidget ul {
     list-style-type: disc;
}

On a big screen, the bullets show fine. On my iPhone, the bullets show outside the box. Is this simple for me to fix?

Tim

[Tim]

Well done! Fixed.

Thank you.

I may be back as I try to truly customize this sidebar.

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