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Try editing style.css and changing:
#content {
font-size:1em;
color:#2c4353;
}
to
#content {
font-size:1.3em;
color:#2c4353;
}
Weird thing is the style.css has the following note:
/*PLEASE NOTE
Anything placed here is not processed if you need to add custom styles.
Please edit use the custom css option on the Techozoic Options page
as this file is not processed at any time.
When I look at the options page I see where I might be able to adjust the “font” but not the size …
array( “name” => “Post Body Font:
<div class=\”fonts\”><span class=\”trebuchet\”>Trebuchet</span> | <span class=\”verdana\”>Verdana</span> | <span class=\”georgia\”>Georgia</span> | <span class=\”tahoma\”>Tahoma</span> <br \> <span class=\”arial\”>Arial</span> | <span class=\”times\”>Times New Roman</span> | <span class=\”lucida\”>Lucida Sans Unicode</span></div>”,
“id” => $shortname.”_body_font”,
“type” => “select”,
“std” => “Lucida Sans Unicode”,
“options” => array(“Trebuchet MS”, “Verdana”, “Georgia”, “Tahoma”, “Arial”, “Times New Roman”,”Lucida Sans Unicode”)),
array( “name” => “Default Page Font:
<div class=\”fonts\”><span class=\”trebuchet\”>Trebuchet</span> | <span class=\”verdana\”>Verdana</span> | <span class=\”georgia\”>Georgia</span> | <span class=\”tahoma\”>Tahoma</span> <br \> <span class=\”arial\”>Arial</span> | <span class=\”times\”>Times New Roman</span> | <span class=\”lucida\”>Lucida Sans Unicode</span></div>”,
“id” => $shortname.”_default_font”,
“type” => “select”,
“std” => “Lucida Sans Unicode”,
“options” => array(“Trebuchet MS”, “Verdana”, “Georgia”, “Tahoma”, “Arial”, “Times New Roman”,”Lucida Sans Unicode”)),
And the style.css doesnt have a content option in it =\
download and install the developer add-on for firefox – that helps a lot to find out about the css styles that influence a particular part of the blog.
looks like the css is mainly controlled by style.php:
you could try to implement esmi’s suggestion there.
I was afraid of that. 🙁 That theme uses the most bizarre CSS filename that I’ve ever seen. It looks like a whole set of theme options are being encoded into the stylesheet’s filename.
Is there no way to alter the base font size via the theme’s custom options?
If all else fails, try editing header.php and, just before <!--[if IE 6]>, add:
<style type = "text/css">
#content {font-size:1.3em;}
</style>
Unreal … looks like that worked perfectly! Thanks ESMI!!
Mine’s like that too although when I right click on my site and then click Inspect Element, I can change the size and style of the font BUT it doesn’t stay that way. If I refresh or leave and come back later it goes back to the tiny letters that are there now. Kind of frustrating
