change font size for different thumbnails
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Dear Susan
@susan39
Not with any built in settings like in customise sorry, but you can do this manually. 🌝
If you have a Project Thumbnail separate in the Gridder you can give it a custom class and then assign a font to it:
The CSS would be something like:
.customclass{ font-family:my-font-family-name-here; font-size:20px; }
(you can find out the font-family name in "text formats"):
E.g:
.customclass{ font-family:_Default; font-size:20px; }
The above code would be added into > Lay Options > Custom CSS & HTML > Custom CSS
If you are doing it in a Project Thumbnail Grid it would be a little more difficult, but still doable. We would need to inspect the Grid and target the specific thumbnail by its number.
In the Thumbnail Grid is the 'thumb-collection' which is holding all the thumbnail's inside. A single thumbnail is defined as 'thumbnail-wrap'.
So we could say the third thumbnail (thumbnail-wrap) is what we want to target and then apply the CSS to:
We can do this with the `nth-child' selector:
So code would look like:
.thumbnail-wrap:nth-child(3) { font-family:my-font-family-name-here; font-size:20px; }
Hope this helps Susan and best wishes ✨
Richard
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