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soooooooooooooooooooo is there literally no way to change size, color etc per #heading type in #wordpress (h1, h2, etc)? Going theory with my semi-web-dev-skilled friend is that you have to use straight up CSS to change anything, but that seems like an insane limitation. Judging by a link like wordpress.com/forums/topic/how it looks like you USED to be able to easily set heading defaults (different between heading sizes) within Appearance, but now when I go to "headings" in appearance > style book," the only thing it lets me change is color, etc for EVERY SINGLE heading type??

WordPress.com Forums · How to change defaults for H1 H2 H3 and H3 stylesen WordPress.com Forums How to change defaults for H1 H2 H3 and H3 styles How to change defaults for H1 H2 H3 and H3 styles victorjwarner · Member · Jul 30, 2023 at 9:30 am Copy link Add …

Our #MkDocs plugin, #autorefs, just gained a new feature in v1.0: Markdown anchors and aliases.

Add anchors anywhere in a document, and cross-reference it with the usual syntax:

```
[](){#anchor-id}

[Cross-ref to the anchor][anchor-id]
```

Right above a heading, such an anchor serves as an alias to the heading!

```
[](){#heading-alias}
## Some heading

[Cross-ref to heading][heading-alias]
```

See the docs: mkdocstrings.github.io/autoref

mkdocstrings.github.ioOverview - mkdocs-autorefsAutomatically link across pages in MkDocs.