How to edit CSS class "fsub" in iblog?

[agbo 1]

Hi, I am using in my iblog features the css class "fsub" in order to give a proper style to my text. See example below:

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As to get this visual result, I am using h1 and h3, it is causing problems to my SEO and now I need to give the same style but avoiding h1 and h3. My idea is to edit in the proper field the css, but first I need to find the class definition for fsub in the original css, but I can not find it? Where can I find the css definition for this class "fsub"? Thanks

[catrina 103]

When you look in the CSS files (located in your theme folder), you can search for "fsub" using the ctrl/cmmd+Find command. If you change this, however, the change will be overwritten when you upgrade the theme. If you don't want to worry about this, you'll need to create a child theme based on iBlogPro (please see more on child themes: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes).

[agbo 1]

Hi Catrina, I was thinking to do it in a different way. 1st) See exactly the details for the fsub class cc in the proper file (can not find it yet), then, 2) create a new class using the custom code field of iblog that give me the aspect that I want just using

insted of h1. Is it a correct way to handle it?

[catrina 103]

Yes, you can do that. The fsub class is located in the pro.css file in your theme folder files. You'll also need to look into the CSS file for the color theme you're using (whether it's black, blue, etc.).

[agbo 1]

Thanks Catrina. To look into the CSS file for the color theme, is it in the same pro.css file? I have been problems to find the proper css file. Thanks again

[catrina 103]

The color theme CSS file should be called something like black.css or blue.css (depending on the color theme you're using). It's located in one of the subfolders within the theme.