Proper way of dealing with a WooCommerce related styling issue within the Virtue

[Brenda]

Brenda

April 11, 2015 at 6:16 pm

I’m using the Virtue Theme and I’ve got a plugin that I use (Add Any Font) for h3, h4 font sizes. The special font works nicely but doesn’t show up in my Virtue theme typography — just very nicely on the site. Overall, happy days. Except– I am using a multivendor plugin and it calls some WooCommrce product styling (it seems) and there it has used h3 in a much smaller size than my h3 specified on the Typography (Virtue Theme, so nice the way that’s set up Ben!). It is unreadable in the small size. I can’t for the life of me figure out the proper way to address this. Where to address? how to put something in my child theme to address? Lost.

I though to find the culprit code, change the h3 called to p or h5 but that doesn’t work:

I went in and edited in /dokan/includes/wc-functions.php changing line 213 h3 to h5 or another and didn’t have effect so went to /dokan/includes/woo-views/variation-admin-html.php and changed on lines 5 and 47 … h3 to h5 or to p and saw the font and size change but essentially that “broke” the formatting of the dashboard (button size off, etc) . So–not a good plan. What to do? I’m clearly not working with the proper line and syntax in my edit to use p (or h5, h6, whatever) and I actually don’t want to do it in that spot, but rather to understand it and stick the proper fix out in the child theme. Can you help?

Screenshot shown. 1st one is h3 font made very small by the Dokan/WC to fit into the variations data entry tab. Second one is what it looks like if I change to p, broken formatting. Ben, if you want to go look, your login creds are still there, I’ve changed you back to “admin” so you can look-see.