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Typography Options (italic, Normal) Style is Gone

JD

Joerg Distler

Helix Framework 2 years ago

Hello,

After update to joomla 4. the typography Options (italic, normal) style is gone.

Thank you.

Best Jörg

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 2 years ago #38539

Hi, but from where? You have to be more specific.

If we talk about Helix based template - have you update to current one? and tell me template name, please.

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JD
Joerg Distler
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2 years ago #38546

Hello Paul:

sorry. It is the last version. shaper_helixultimate - Standard 2.0.5

Under template options typographie

there is no style option (italic, normal).

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 2 years ago #38553

Have you, maybe by mistake, clicked update Google Fonts in Template Options ?

(I mean without having Google Fonts API)

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 2 years ago #38555

Please share access to your website here (below)

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JD
Joerg Distler
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2 years ago #38560

Hello Paul.

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 2 years ago #38569

Danke / Thanks

There are only those options which you see.

foto_6890_2021.jpg

to get Italic style you have to use custom CSS.

OR

put needed phrase inside <i> here </i> (HTML)

OR

just use TinyMCE or JCE toolbar.

foto_6891_2021.jpg

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JD
Joerg Distler
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2 years ago #38574

Thank you. So this is diffent to the old version.

Best Jörg

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 2 years ago #38580

If we talk about Helix, probably yes.

But in general Italic - is not good/recomenned if you think about Accessibility, it's harder to read that text.

Italics are a known problem for some people with dyslexia and the general advice has been to avoid italics (particularly large blocks of italic text) and instead use bold for emphasis.

The British Dyslexia Association says:

Avoid underlining and italics: these tend to make the text appear to run together. Use bold instead.
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JD
Joerg Distler
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2 years ago #38831

Thank you Paul. I changed the type, on the update site.

See you next time.

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