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    18sherlock
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    ‎06-18-2019 10:40 AM

    Footer headers

    Hi,

     

    Does anyone know how to edit the header footers (text in capital letters) in the attached image? I'd like to be able to style them. I'm using the Mins theme.

     

    Many thanks,

     

    MarkScreen Shot 2019-06-18 at 18.34.03.png

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    ‎06-18-2019 02:54 PM
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    Re: Footer headers

    @18sherlock 

     

    If you do a right mouse click / inspect element, you should be able to see what style is being applied

    If I had to guess it is going to be class="sidebar-header"

     

    You would want something like

    #text-1 .sidebar-header { YOUR CSS HERE }

    Where text-1 is the ID of the div for that widget and then you can adjust the CSS as needed

     

     

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    Re: Footer headers

    @18sherlock 

     

    If you do a right mouse click / inspect element, you should be able to see what style is being applied

    If I had to guess it is going to be class="sidebar-header"

     

    You would want something like

    #text-1 .sidebar-header { YOUR CSS HERE }

    Where text-1 is the ID of the div for that widget and then you can adjust the CSS as needed

     

     

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