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Design: Fonts - Event title size

Increase / decrease the font size of your event titles in your event details.

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Written by Jason Alexis
Updated over a week ago

Customize the font size of your event titles as they appear in your event details.

Here is an example.

Notice that the title "FAMILY LIFE CLUB" changes size (turquoise arrows in images below) as we change the px value from 15 to 25.


To find this design item...

Step 1: After you log in, click on Calendars (brown box below).

The Your Calendars page will open.

Step 2: Choose the calendar you wish to modify (brown box below).

Step 3: Click on Design (brown box below).

Step 4: Scroll down and click on Fonts (brown box below).

Step 5: Scroll down until you find the sub-section Sizes.

Step 6: Within this sub-section, look for Event title size.


To modify this design item...

Changing the size

There are three options: Default, Inherit, and Custom. We will walk through each one.

Default

Click on Default. This is the choice of the Display.Church application.

Inherit

Click on Inherit. In this option, the size is inherited from your website or other embeddable component.

Custom

Step 1: Click on Custom. It will show the default or inherited size (brown box below).

Step 2: If you hover on the capture line, you will see up and down arrows (brown box below). You can use them to increase or decrease the size. You can also just erase the size and type in a number.

Step 3: Now you need to define the type of measurement you want to use.

Click on the downward arrow (brown box above) to reveal a dropdown list of choices:

  • px - pixels (1px = 1/96th of 1in)

  • % - the measurement is relative to the font size of the parent element

  • em - the measurement is relative to the font size of the element (2em means 2 times the size of the current font)

  • rem - the measurement is relative to the font size of the root element

Step 4: Click Save at the bottom of the column to save your changes.

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