My understanding is that if you want to do this site-wide you’re probably best off to use css, however you can also make this change at module level.

Design tab > Heading text > H2 > set the font you want to use.

Remember you can right click a module you have just fine tuned, select ‘copy module styles’ then right click any other equivalent module and ‘paste module styles’ so you don’t have to make the exact same change to every module.

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Happy to help Lauren!

Yes, you can do that within each module.

Design tab > Heading text size > hover to the right until the options pop up > select phone > set text size there.

Play around with vw settings rather than just px. Often you’ll get a better result across all devices.

Also remember you can right click a module you have just fine tuned, select ‘copy module styles’ then right click any other equivalent module and ‘paste module styles’ so you don’t have to make the exact same change to every module.

Andy the only way to do this is by using the image module. Go to the advanced tab > Attributes and input your preferred alt text there.

For all other instances, WordPress will pull the alt text you inputted in the media library.

That’s great Pablo!

You are the best!
Pablo

Thank you for the info.
My question is about using the same image in different pages with different alt tags, I tried but if I change it in one it also changes in the other one. Do you know how to do this with Divi and/or WP Bakery?

Thank You!