great your channel, it helps me a lot 🤩🙌🏼. I would like to present a page of a site in mockup on an ipad, and I would like that on hover the photo of the site scrolls upwards. I tried a lot of code but I must be doing it wrong. thanks for your help 🙏🏼😊
Hi Michelle, you can add the CSS code only to your blog and single post template under the advanced settings in Showit. If you add it to every page, it will affect all of your headings. If you are using the Customization panel or a plugin in Wordpress that loads the CSS for all pages, you could add the class before your selectors ie. body.blog h2 or body.blog h3 body.single-post h2 or body.single-post h3 Let me know if this helps!
You should be able to prepend your CSS class for headings / paragraphs with another class that is based off of the canvas name in Showit that is the parent element for your post content text box. Just drill down to the div container that contains your post content and look for the class. For example, mine is called .sie-post-content_0 so the resulting css might look something like: .sie-post-content_0 h2{ property: value; } You would need to adjust based on the canvas name/class on your own site. Hope this helps!
great your channel, it helps me a lot 🤩🙌🏼. I would like to present a page of a site in mockup on an ipad, and I would like that on hover the photo of the site scrolls upwards. I tried a lot of code but I must be doing it wrong. thanks for your help 🙏🏼😊
Sounds like a great opportunity for my next video. Will be sure to share the link with you once I've got it up :)
Hi! I tried doing this but it was changing the fonts of every H2/H3 on my site. Is there a way that it only applies to the single blog post?
Hi Michelle, you can add the CSS code only to your blog and single post template under the advanced settings in Showit. If you add it to every page, it will affect all of your headings.
If you are using the Customization panel or a plugin in Wordpress that loads the CSS for all pages, you could add the class before your selectors ie.
body.blog h2 or body.blog h3
body.single-post h2 or body.single-post h3
Let me know if this helps!
@@theKdesignco even if you post it in showit, it puts the css to all headings.
You should be able to prepend your CSS class for headings / paragraphs with another class that is based off of the canvas name in Showit that is the parent element for your post content text box.
Just drill down to the div container that contains your post content and look for the class.
For example, mine is called .sie-post-content_0 so the resulting css might look something like:
.sie-post-content_0 h2{
property: value;
}
You would need to adjust based on the canvas name/class on your own site. Hope this helps!