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cannot change the font size of <p> tag within content

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colintsui

Hello,

I tried to add the following code to custom codes section but it does not work. It doesn't change the font size:


p.entry_content { font-size: 18px; }

I have no experience on coding so not sure this code is correct or not. I only want to change the font size within <p> within post content only. Thanks a lot

Colin

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batman

Hi

You can try add in

PageLines > Site Options > Custom Code > CSS Rules

.fpost .post-excerpt, .fpost .entry_content {font-size: 2em;}

you modify #em as you like.

It is advisable to learn how to do this on your own too.

Check out http://www.pagelines...wiki/Custom_CSS

If you need more CSS help, make sure you've downloaded Firebug for Firefox

and check out W3 Schools for more info.

http://www.w3schools.com/

I believe that if you want only change font size within <p> you can use TinyMCE Advanced Plugin

http://wordpress.org...nymce-advanced/

This edit font size at the WP Visual Editor as you like, it work fine to me.


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mackenzie

Please let us know you have tried the above suggestion and what the outcome was.


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Kindly search this forum and read the documentation before posting. It will help you resolve many issues.

For CSS help be sure to check out W3Schools first and be sure to download FireBug for FireFox for troubleshooting.

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colintsui

Thanks it worked like a charm! And actually I have followed the CSS guide on the page you referred to and used firebug to findout .entry_content, but I didn't know I have to add .fpost aswell. Thanks a lot!

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