Using a theme that contains:
add_theme_support('disable-custom-font-sizes'); add_theme_support('editor-font-sizes',array());
When a Media & Text block is added, the default paragraph for the content has a has-large-font-size class. While it doesn't appear large in the backend, it still appears large in the frontend.
It's possible that the above code should remove the default styling of has-large-font-size from the frontend like it does in the backend - but regardless of that, the class shouldn't be added to the paragraph tag.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: Windows 7 (but applies to all)
- Browser: Firefox (but applies to all)
WordPress 5.3.2.
Using a theme that contains:
add_theme_support('disable-custom-font-sizes'); add_theme_support('editor-font-sizes',array());When a Media & Text block is added, the default paragraph for the content has a
has-large-font-sizeclass. While it doesn't appear large in the backend, it still appears large in the frontend.It's possible that the above code should remove the default styling of has-large-font-size from the frontend like it does in the backend - but regardless of that, the class shouldn't be added to the paragraph tag.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
WordPress 5.3.2.