Article Title Font size change - h1 Tags

I apologize in advance if this is an easy question, but I have looked and can't find a way to change the size of the Title for the articles. When I look at the source code it says it's the h1 tag, which is great and exactly the way I would want it, but when I create an override in the override.css folder (yes it's turned on) it has no effect. So then I changed it directly in the template.css folder, and still no affect. 44 is just too large for our needs. I need it to be closer to 34 or maybe eve a little smaller. I've also tried other things and nothing will work. I actually changed the font size for the body text from 18 to 14 using the override.css for this template and it worked great! I've never had this much trouble before changing the font size of an h tag, and I've done it with many templates in the past. So again, I apologize if it's a simple solution, but then again, maybe that's a good thing if it is

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Hi,
try this code

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article header h1, article header h2 {
    font-size: 48px;
}

change value of font-size and add into override.css

That worked, but it jumps back to the larger size when it detects a tablet or mobile sized screen. What would be the fix for that?

Thanks.

ok, so please change font-size also here:
templates/gk_musicstate\css\mobile.css (line 466)
and
gk_musicstate\css\tablet.css (line 292)

Yeah, I did that finally. But I had hoped there was a solution using the override.css file so if I ever have to update the template I won't lose my changes. One of the other Moderators had recommended it as a best practice so I've been trying to stick to it. But if it's not possible, not a big deal. I'll just stick with changing it manually in the appropriate css files.

Thanks for all your help. I really appreciate it.

Yes and No, because sometimes you have it's because of order of loaded files

First is override.css, then tablet.css and mobile.css - so they can destroy what you insert in override.css.

Oh, I see. That makes sense.

Thanks again!