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‎04-05-2024 06:00 AM - edited ‎04-05-2024 11:09 AM
Default article heading sizes are too big. I'm trying to find a way to style them down, but I just can't figure out what I need to put into the "Field Style" box in my article template to apply the resizing I want. The "font-size" tag appears to only apply to P text. I can't get the style to apply to h1{font-size} h2 etc.
Am I just misunderstanding how this field works? Shouldn't this be creating an override of a CSS somewhere?
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‎06-27-2024 11:25 AM
I believe this will satisfy your needs:
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‎06-18-2024 01:01 PM
Ok I am creating a story for my external devs to create for me a couple of templates, I'll see if they can do it then ask HOW, and post here if possible.
As a PO, I want to be able to create articles with a default font other than Verdana 8pt.
Template 1:
Name: Standard - Arial font
Description: Standard template with font Arial.
Heading style: Same as the existing Standard template in ServiceNow
Field style:
H1: Arial 18pt bold
H2: Arial 14pt bold
H3: Arial 12pt bold
H4: Arial 10pt bold
Paragraph: Arial 10pt
Note: No fields names required (such as Introduction, Instructions), just blank
Template 2:
Name: What is - Arial font
Heading style: Same as the existing What is template in ServiceNow
Field style:
H1: Arial 18pt bold
H2: Arial 14pt bold
H3: Arial 12pt bold
H4: Arial 10pt bold
Paragraph: Arial 10pt
Field styles above applies to all Field names below):
Introduction (order 100, HTML, mandatory)
Explanation (order 100, HTML, mandatory)
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‎06-18-2024 01:07 PM
Thanks. Please keep me posted on that.
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‎06-27-2024 11:25 AM
I believe this will satisfy your needs: