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Q&A Main and subheadings are almost the same size, but not in the edit preview

I think the problem is in the relative sizes. Here's what I see -- and the first two looked the same to me too until I took a really close look: The first one is large, the second one is slight...

posted 2y ago by Monica Cellio‭

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#1: Initial revision by user avatar Monica Cellio‭ · 2022-10-25T02:31:46Z (about 2 years ago)
I think the problem is in the *relative* sizes.  Here's what I see -- and the first two looked the same to me too until I took a really close look:

![screen shot from post](https://meta.codidact.com/uploads/dPAh7hKdUFipvbg1cwdvroGM)

The first one is large, the second one is *slightly* smaller, barely, and then there's a huge size difference between the second and third.  The fourth is then visibly smaller than the third.  I think if we dropped the size of the second one a bit, we could produce a smoother "gradient".

In contrast to what shows on this page, here's how the editor renders it:

![editor screen shot](https://meta.codidact.com/uploads/aBv9jY7JUq2gm3FcKC4XqqYf)

That's much better -- 2 is clearly smaller than 1.  It doesn't look completely smooth to my eye, but the four sizes are clearly different -- good enough.