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10:03 am
October 7, 2011
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donaldc88
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Is there a way to just change the H1 font size globally? Thanks
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9:22 pm
October 7, 2011
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Ryan
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You can use some custom CSS code to do that. But the post titles are H1 tags, so there would be a conflict there. Do you mean H1 tags just in the post body?
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6:17 pm
January 24, 2012
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baza1955
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I would like to know how to change the font size for the H1 tags in the body of a post.
Mine renders way too large and overlaps on a second line of text if there is one.
Please help. I don't know css so I would need to know exactly where to edit the code and what code to replace or adjust.
Thanks!
Barry
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3:45 pm
January 25, 2012
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Ryan
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Go into the Custom CSS Code tab and add this:
.postcontent h1 {font-size:30px; line-height:110%;}
Just change the 30px value to whatever you want and the line-height percentage to whatever you want.
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4:07 pm
January 25, 2012
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baza1955
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Hey Ryan,
Where do I find the 'Custom CSS Code tab'? I'm looking for it
under the Appearance>Editor tabs. Don't see it. Am I looking in the wrong place?
Thanks,
Barry
p.s while on the subject, if I want to change the default font and size for
the body of the post, where would I do that as well?
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4:15 pm
January 25, 2012
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Ryan
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It's in your theme options. That's one of the tabs at the top.
To change the body size, go under the 'Blog Overall Fonts/Colors' tab and change the size there.
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4:26 pm
January 25, 2012
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baza1955
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I found the general font settings in the 'Flexibility theme settings' area, but still cannot locate the
Custom CSS Code tab.
Where Exactly do I find this?
Thanks for your help.
Barry
p.s these are the current tabs I have in my theme settings:
Jump to: Blog width | Background/borders | Header settings | Feature area settings | Blog general settings | Post style settings | Comments settings | Top sidebar | Sub-sidebars | Footer | AdSense
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12:35 pm
January 26, 2012
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Ryan
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I appologize, I just realized you were posting in the Flex 2 forum and not the Flex 3 forum. There is no Custom CSS Code tab in Flex 2. You would need to take that code and manually paste it at the bottom of the style.php file, then resave your theme settings one time to get the changes to show on your site.
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2:40 pm
January 26, 2012
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baza1955
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