To change the Divi Theme's header menu font size, you can simply use the following CSS:
#top-menu a { font-size: 16px; }
Just change the 16px to your choice of font-size. It will also apply to the sub-menus.
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To change the Divi Theme's header menu font size, you can simply use the following CSS:
#top-menu a { font-size: 16px; }
Just change the 16px to your choice of font-size. It will also apply to the sub-menus.
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HI, I just bought Divi Booster, I saw this feature:
Header:
Top Header:
Change the phone and email style (size, color and background color)
Right align the top header email and phone number
However, I can't find the setting under heading to accomplish the font size change under the Top Header section, or any other section.
The CSS change noted above returns an error and doesn't change the size.
Hi James, the code given post is for setting the font size of the main menu links – i.e. the ones to the right of the logo. In Divi Booster, I've moved this to "Deprecated > Divi 2.4 > Menu font size" as it is now possible to set the font size of these menu items within Divi itself, via "Divi > Theme Customizer > Header & Navigation > Primary Menu Bar > Text Size". However, if it is the font size of the top header that you want to set (i.e. the font size of the phone number, email etc), you can do so using "Divi > Theme Customizer > Header & Navigation > Secondary Menu Bar > Text Size". I hope that makes sense / helps. Cheers!
Sorry! Found it!
Hi… I've tried that and it's not working. Where did you put it please?