Quick Fact - no zero & larger font

blueturnaround · May 2015

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I want the number "0" to appear with quick facts. Is there a way to do that?

Also, if I want text, I'm to use the heading field. However, the text for the heading is very small, is there a way to make that heading text nice and big like how the numbers render?

Albert · June 2015

What "0" does not appear? Because we don't understand what exactly does not work. Also we do not understand what you want to do with fonts. Will be great if you can show it to us on screenshot.

blueturnaround · June 2015

Hi, here are the screenshots:

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Albert · June 2015

Ohh, ok. So this item uses javascript and never shows 0 number and 0 won't work in this case unfortunately. Number must be larger then 0.

blueturnaround · June 2015

What about the font size?

Albert · June 2015

To change title font size for this item, you must use below css:

.quick_fact h3 { font-size: 60px !important; }

if font is too small then increase the size.

blueturnaround · June 2015

Whoa... totally missed the mark on that one. If you look at the image I attached...

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You'll clearly see I want the "Many" text to look like the text generated by the javascript. What you gave me changes the wrong thing.

Here's another screenshot, trying to make it more clear for you.

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P.S. - the biggest problems I've had with this theme is the testimonials section & the stuff dealing with the javascript used in the "quick fact" building blocks.

Albert · June 2015

Ok. Sorry. We thought that you mean something else as this image wasn't clear for us. So do to is right, please use below css instead:

.quick_fact h4 { font-size: 90px; color: #2991D6; margin: 30px 0; font-family: 'Patua One' !important; }

blueturnaround · June 2015

Perfect! I noticed a lot of questions with this section (quick fact building block)... that custom css would solve a lot of problems (like one guy wanted commas for large numbers)... with this people can enter whatever they want. Sure they don't get the neat counting animation with the numbers... but maybe people don't need that.

Thanks!

Quick Fact - no zero & larger font

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