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Thank you! Amazing how something so simple can be so hard to find when you've been staring at it forever :)
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Thank you! Amazing how something so simple can be so hard to find when you've been staring at it forever :)

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I'm having trouble finding the correct css to override to reduce the line height of the titles on this page:<br />
<a href="http://supersized.com/" rel="ugc">http://supersized.com/</a><br />
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I've not changed the font size yet, but if you test in the css editor of firefox using 14px for the font size, you can see there's too much unneeded space between the title wording where it wraps. I added the id mobile-title to first the h2 tag, that didn't work, so I move it to the a tag and still it's not responding.<br />
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Anyone see the correct css to work with that?
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I'm having trouble finding the correct css to override to reduce the line height of the titles on this page:
http://supersized.com/

I've not changed the font size yet, but if you test in the css editor of firefox using 14px for the font size, you can see there's too much unneeded space between the title wording where it wraps. I added the id mobile-title to first the h2 tag, that didn't work, so I move it to the a tag and still it's not responding.

Anyone see the correct css to work with that?

Line height on title

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