I need some help with getting the point size of the font made smaller and can't figure how to do it.

Here's the website: www.echoeelectronics.com

I need to put h1 tags on "Sell Used Cisco Equipment" and the other titles of each text section. I want it to appear in red, same font and pt size. I did this in the html widget:

<div class="Object1134"><span class="textstyle9"><h1>Sell Used Cisco Equipment</h1><br>
</span></div>

It appears in correct font and color but the point size is too big. How do I make it look the same as what I currently have?

I'm not concerned with placement yet. Once I get this corrected I'll delete the original and position this in place.

Here's a screen shot

Here is a simple way of setting the font size for any H tags.


Remove the border-bottom and margin settings if you don't want them.
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You can place it below the <style type="text/css"> section and under the /* BODY STYLES */ block.

You should then be able to add the line:-



Without using <div class="Object1134"><span class="textstyle9"><h1>Sell Used Cisco Equipment</h1><br>
</span></div>

I believe Roger is using VSD.

In VSD, you can put the css and the html in the same HTML Box (with the HTML tool) then put that box where the <h1> needs to be.

Using the samples from above, you would put this in the HTML Box:
(change the color, font size, etc. to whatever you want)



With HTML Boxes, I usually have to preview then go back and use the arrow keys to get them positioned just where I want them

***Don't forget the closing tags or your page will go wonky

Hi,

Ok, having issues with the H1 tag. I put the H1 where I wanted it to go, but then it messes up the rest of the paragraph & doesn't move down the rest of the page. I placed the code using html editor. Please see the attached. Any help would be appreciated.

Can you share a link?

Hi Eric,

www.midwestthermal.com

Also on my last post, I had some screen shots.

I guess I don't know what the problem is because your h1 tag is taking on the style you assigned.

If you look at the home page, "arc spray equipment (twin wire arc & spray metal). should be a continuation of "process and installation" It should not be on it's own line.

Midwest Thermal Spray (MTS) is a full service supplier of various types of thermal spray equipment, spare parts, various types of thermal spray and welding cored wires and robotic metal finishing equipment. MTS specializes in the sales, service, process and installation of
arc spray equipment (twin wire arc & spray metal)
.