PenciDesign Supporter replied
Hi,
Thank you for the detailed explanation.
In WordPress/Soledad, the default post and page layouts are usually controlled by the theme settings in Appearance → Customize, rather than by a separate “template” that can be copied or duplicated directly from the dashboard.
For the post content font size, please try checking this option:
Appearance → Customize → Single Posts → Font Sizes → Font Size Text Inside Post Content
If the text size changed only after copying each paragraph into a new block, it likely means the original content had some custom/inline formatting applied to those paragraph blocks. When you copied the text into new paragraph blocks, WordPress reset the formatting back to the normal theme style.
For pages, the layout and text styling may also depend on whether the page was created with the WordPress block editor, Elementor, or another plugin. Soledad provides the theme layout and typography options, but individual blocks can still have their own formatting.
Regarding copying or duplicating posts/pages, WordPress does not include a built-in duplicate feature by default. You can either:
- Open the post/page, select all blocks, copy them, and paste into a new post/page.
- Use a lightweight duplicate post/page plugin if you need this regularly.
PostX is not required by Soledad. If it was causing issues and you are not using any blocks or layouts from that plugin, it is fine that you deleted it.
If you would like, please send us the URL of the post/page where the text issue happened, and we can check whether the font size is coming from Soledad settings, block formatting, or another source.
Regards,
PenciDesign.
