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  • daniD
    daniD
    dani
    wrote on last edited by dani
    #1

    Hi forum,

    i'd like to use 2 styles (text-formats) for title/subtitle, with only a line break (shift+enter) between them.

    like this:

    Title<br> (Title text-format)
    Subtitle (Default text-format)

    The problem is when I change the format for one line the other line also changes.

    Specific formatting only applies to each line when using a full line break (enter). I'd like to find a solution for this as it would save individual editing of each title/subtitle throughout the site (there are hundreds of them).

    is there a global CSS fix for this?

    Thanks,
    Daniel

    https://danielcampbell.ca

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    • arminunruhA
      arminunruhA
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      wrote on last edited by arminunruh
      #2

      Hey Daniel!

      I think what you are looking for is a "character format". From the text in "Text Formats" -> "How to use":

      "Paragraph and Headline formats can only be applied to blocks of text. Character formats can be used for words within a block of text."

      From your other post I could see that you know some html and things like that, so:
      The thing is in html you always need a wrapping <div>, <p> or something like that to apply a style to that specific part of the site. For paragraph textformats the texteditor always uses a wrapping <p> tag. For character formats the texteditor always uses a wrapping <span> tag which is inline, meaning it can be in a text without breaking the text.

      Ok, you have hundreds of titles and subtitles. Can you please edit one of these texts and in the texteditor click the code button "<>" and copy paste the "title, subtitle" in here?

      Thanks

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      • daniD
        daniD
        dani
        wrote on last edited by dani
        #3

        Hi Armin,

        Yes that's exactly it. Inline formatting.

        Example : (_title is now a character format)

        <p><span class="_title">Joëlle Abed</span><br />
        Comment on va expliquer ça aux hommes<br />
        2001</p>

        I didn't see the difference between text/character formatting.
        Thank you very much.

        https://danielcampbell.ca

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        • arminunruhA
          arminunruhA
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          wrote on last edited by
          #4

          Ah ok! Ok I hope you don't have to go through hundreds of pages and apply the character format :/

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