Ok, now it works. However, if you look on the following screenshot http://pasteboard.co/k0YqzeovP.png you will see that your subheader is H2 heading already.
Did you saw the screenshot we posted above? Your heading is already h2 so we do not understand what settings exactly are not being taken into account. Our screenshot clearly show you have h2 heading and not h4 as you say.
Did you see my additional screenshots? It is declared as h2 but it did not has the attributes defined for h2. As you can see, h2 is defined with font size and line size 30 but the "h2" heading in the posts are 25 size and hight. I can set subheader title tag to h2 or h3 or h4, nothing changes. Attributes are always the same:
Ok, so you are talking about the font size and style. You did told you what "attributes" you mean sdo we were confused. However, because it is subheader's title, it has custom styles and if you want to set own, you need to overwrite current with custom css you already put above.
Yes, this is an option for Subheader title and your heading has already changed to H2 what we proved above. But the attributes like font size or line height from Theme options > Fonts > Size & Style are not being taken into account in this case because these two are simply different things and that's why are not connected. And if you want to change subheader attributes, you need to overwrite current attributes with custom css you put above under Theme options > Custom CSS & JS > Custom CSS section.
Thanks for your explanation but this do not explanis what the option is for if it is not connected? Looks like dummy function if i have to use custom css ... Sorry but this is confusing ...
Sorry but if above explanation is not clear, then we really do not have any other and we don't know how to explain it easier. And if you want to change the attributes for the heading title, you need to use custom css we mentioned above.
Maybe you can keep this topic in mind for further updates, so that in future "subheader title tag" option really changes tht subheaders title attributes.
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where did you changed this? As far as we know, we do not have an option to change subheader heading type.
Header&Subheader\Subheader\Titel tag
http://levmussleben.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/muffin.png
http://levmussleben.eu/muffin/
As you can see the subheader has not h2 settings ...
It is declared as h2 but it did not has the attributes defined for h2. As you can see, h2 is defined with font size and line size 30 but the "h2" heading in the posts are 25 size and hight.
I can set subheader title tag to h2 or h3 or h4, nothing changes. Attributes are always the same:
#Subheader .title {
font-size: 25px;
line-height: 25px;
font-weight: 400;
letter-spacing: 0px;
}
#Subheader .title {
font-family: "Roboto Condensed",Arial,Tahoma,sans-serif;
}
Please describe what this option is for.
Sorry but this is confusing ...