[Chrissi]

Thanks a lot for your kind concern!
Regards
Chrissi

[Chrissi]

ADDENDUM:

Sorry, mein Beispiel wurde gleich in einen gültigen Link umgewandelt, funktioniert also, ist aber wenig instruktiv. Also zweiter Anlauf:

<h1 style=”text-align: center;font-family:GOOGLE FONT NAME”>
IHRE ÜBERSCHRIFT MIT ODER OHNE HYPERLINK</h1>

Grüße
Chrissi

Website: www.sprachblasen.de

[Chrissi]

Hi Oliver,

I finally updated for stability reasons and tried a very simple »workaround«. Not very elegant but it works, as far as I can see:

In text areas try direct formatting with inline CSS font styling:

<h1 style=”text-align: center;font-family:GOOGLE FONT NAME”>
LINK-TEXT</h1>

Choose the heading level 1 to 6 as you like it.

The same in Cryout Columns, leaving the title field empty.

(The benefit of this solution is the broader spacing between feature image and the »title-heading«. Insert a line break (<br>) behind heading if you want. You can also change the heading size: H5 nearly reproduces the former title format, but H4 also looks OK.

(The main body text is displayed correctly, so no changes were necessary in my case)

PLEASE try at your own risk (I’m an absolute greenhorn!!!), but good luck, if you do!
Problems? – Feel free to write back.

Have a look if you like (I’m currently using version 1.6.1.)

Greetings
Chrissi

Website: www.sprachblasen.de

[Chrissi]

WOW, super! – Thanks a lot, very kind of you!
Greetings, Chrissi

[Chrissi]

Hi dear »veenm«,

I’ve got the same problem with the (unwanted) link underlining, so I had to restore the former version 1.5.2.. Obviously the solution you mentioned above functions very well on your fine site and the new combination with hover underlining looks great.

Would you be so kind to publish the solution you had been sent to?

Your first attempt with

»a
{text-decoration:none;
}«

didn’t work for me either.

Thanks in advance
Chrissi

Website: www.sprachblasen.de

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