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Default Size in Forum
When write post the default size is small..!!!How to convert....?
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Look in your style > Main CSS. I believe posts are in the alt1 class (you can check in the page source). If you change it there, it will change everywhere that alt1 is. So, the other way to change it is directly in the template - either postbit or postbit_legacy.
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Main CCS who ....? Many options....
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class alt1. Use your browser window to do a Find on "alt1" and it will show up.
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alt1 say..!!!And what put in alt1.....?
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Well, if you are looking at the Main CSS page, and you have found alt1, then you will see a Font Size box right there. You said you wanted a different size font, right? So change it there and see if that is how you want it. But remember, if will change the font size everywhere that class alt1 is used. Also, don't forget that users can make the text size larger or smaller in their own browser window.
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<if condition="$show['moderated']">
<td class="alt2" id="td_post_$post[postid]"> <else /> <td class="alt1" id="td_post_$post[postid]"> </if> <!-- message, attachments, sig --> ....?Is here....? |
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Yep, so add in what you want there:
HTML Code:
<td class="alt1" style="font-size:xx" id="td_post_$post[postid]">
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Replace any code...?I can put Verdana 11
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google "css font properties" and you should find a list of the properties you may use for fonts.
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