Why? That should be something you do in a template.

I am going to close this. It's an option too many and should be done by css in the template.

This would be for those who want to affect only a couple articles, and
not the whole site.  It would be quite handy in those cases.  Maybe I
should have stated that.

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I am going to close this. It's an option too many and should be done
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And there are ways to accomplish this in layouts or with CSS for just a few articles and not make a global change (then there's the debate that follows about why this only applies to article titles, what views the parameter should apply to, and whether all titles for all core content components should have the same configuration). We are reaching the point where there are far too many options in the various edit screens and too much code complexity as a result of having to process these parameters based on the active page and we need to starting being selective about what we're going to put more options in the UI for.

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A simple solution is to create a custom field and use its value as class in the template override.