Where can I discover the default formats (that are pre determined or programmed into CC's text editor)? Particularly, text size?

Default text size and font type are not specified in the html source code and, sometimes, I end up modifying entries with what appears to match in Chrome, but looks all wrong in another browser or mobile interface.

Knowing the default format could be very useful for admins trying to maintain consistent styles and professional-looking pages.

Thanks!

Terry

Default Font specifications are controlled in two places (if not explicitly coded in html).

1. Browser override settings (usually not done, although I do have minimum font size override).

2. The CSS used by CC. There may be multiple font choices listed. So that if one isn't found, the next is used and so forth.

View your page in source mode from a browser. Now search for "font". You'll find the defaults in various areas. For example h1, h2 and body. Here's an extract of some CSS listing just the font not the rest to show here:

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Your own custom html font choices do the same thing.

So it's pretty much impossible to get ALL devices to display the same unless you pick a generic monotype that probably will not be attractive

Thanks, Jack! A bit confusing for the novice, but I did figure out what you are describing. In Google Chrome, one must choose from the file menu: View / Developer / View Source.

I then searched [Ctrl+f] for the word "font" and found:

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Thanks!

Terry