@paladinodeimari - my bad, I was just working on a theme and I noticed that if you have the same CSS for multiple selectors it does bunch them up, I guess I don't do that a lot!
I tested your code on my portal and get the same null value issue. Now, I think that when you do put in a font size in the theme settings UI, it should work, so maybe that's a HubSpot issue.
However, if you put the default font sizes into your fields.json file, it will output them:
Hi @paladinodeimari - are you looking at the right stylesheet? Because your CSS should only be showing the h1 and not the other elements (.menu-principale... etc.). So I think that's probably pulling in from somewhere else. Is your stylesheet named clc.css?
First, you can make sure it's outputting the font size and unit by going to your stylesheet in the HubSpot Design Manager and clicking on "Show Output", you'll see something like this:
Then, I would "View Source" on your page and make sure your stylesheet is being used. In the case of my "theme-overrides.css" as you can see in the tab above, it's appearing on my website as:
@paladinodeimari - my bad, I was just working on a theme and I noticed that if you have the same CSS for multiple selectors it does bunch them up, I guess I don't do that a lot!
I tested your code on my portal and get the same null value issue. Now, I think that when you do put in a font size in the theme settings UI, it should work, so maybe that's a HubSpot issue.
However, if you put the default font sizes into your fields.json file, it will output them:
Hi, @paladinodeimari! Welcome to the party 🎉 Thank you for including all those details and screenshots. Hey @Stephanie-OG@Gonzalo@Sjardo, have you run into similar issues with some styling not being applied as expected?