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Text Case sets how the built-in text of your website is capitalized: the buttons, and the headings and labels your website shows on its own, such as “Upcoming events”, “View all” or “Add to cart”.
To change it:
Go to Edit Site.
Click “Fonts & Colors” in the top bar.
Open the “Site Fonts” tab, the second icon on the left side of the panel.
Under Text Case, pick Sentence case (“Add to cart”), Upper case (“ADD TO CART”) or Lower case (“add to cart”). Hover over an option to see its name.
The changes will be applied right away.
You can also open these settings from your Control Panel: click the “Fonts & Colors” card under Design Preferences.
Buttons. With Upper case or Lower case, this includes the button texts you wrote yourself.
Built-in headings and labels, such as “Upcoming events” or the field names of your contact form.
New pages and sections. When you add one, its starting title and button text are written in your Text Case. You can edit them as usual.
Titles and names you entered, such as page titles, section titles and the names of your releases. Changing Text Case never rewrites them.
Paragraphs and sentences, such as your bio, section descriptions and messages like “Thank you for your purchase!”.
Button texts you wrote yourself, while Text Case is Sentence case. They show exactly as you typed them.
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