Do Plugins inherit the H1,H2,H3 etc sizes defined in Your Theme?

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I am working with a Plugin that has H1,H2,H3 etc sizes that you can leverage for text.

However, I was not able to find settings for them where I can change the font size.
I am running into a problem where my H3 is HUGE and my H4 is tiny.
I want it to be in the middle somewhere.

So my question is, and before I try some CSS, because the plugin does have a CSS and JavaScript Editor that I can use to modify things with.
With that said. Do you think if I change the H family sizes in the theme, it will inherit them ?

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2 Comments
  1. Yes.

    If you’re seeing different styling, then that means the plugin is applying its own CSS. This is very easily determined by right-clicking and choosing Inspect, and looking in the source of the CSS rule…. web dev 101 my guy.

  2. Yes.

    If you want to differentiate, apply a unique class to the h1,h2,h3 and style that in your plugin themes style sheet.

    Like:

    <h1 class=”header-version-one”>Header</h1>

 

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