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Font size WITHIN one text box

Answered Angela Ognev
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One thing that you could implement is the ability to have different font sizes within the text body. Right now, I can increase or decrease the font, but it does it for all of the text - not just a word or sentence. You could take a page from WordPress on assigning H1, H2, H3, etc. tags to text within the text box itself. That would make stylizing and SEO more effective. Thanks! John Stein
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    nikos batsios
    agree...there is definitely need to have this option!
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    Admin LT
    The inability to have different font sizes *within* a text/content block is probably the single-most source of frustration for me in using Strikingly. The "all or nothing" effect is too limiting IMO. Also the smaller number of font size increments are too limiting as well, and cause issues when viewed on mobile (text is too big). Why do I need this level of control? Two reasons: 1) I need to be able to tweak font sizes so that my text looks a good as possible on the page 2) To achieve the best look on desktop vs mobile I know I can resort to custom code, but then I can't preview WYSIWYG any longer. I understand the philosophy of Strikingly which is to limit the control in order to have non-designers create nice-looking sites - but for designers who know what they're doing and need that extra control, it's quite a frustrating experience. It's too bad that Strikingly is attractive to designers because of its quality of design, but at the same time frustrating because of the lack of control. I'd honestly pay a bit more for a higher level of control.
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    Bruce McCoubrey
    agreed ! i would like to see this too
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    Admin LT

    BUMP

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    Jenni Siri

    Agreed. I would add that I wish we could go by point size (ex: 12 pt., 10 pt.) rather than small, normal, large and larger because depending on the section type those sizes vary. It's a problem and looks weird when the sizes of the body text are so irregular depending on the kind of section that's being used.

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    Gaurav Nemade

    +1. Just signed up for Strikingly and this is the single biggest pain point for me.

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