Need Help With: FONT SIZING / BACKGROUND / FONT COLOR
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Hello. I use the On Demand Theme/Theme Press 75.
Can you help me:– WITH & WHERE to place CSS code to make my default blog’s font size 14.52
also
– WITH & WHERE to place CSS code to make my default blog’s font black
and lastly:
– WITH & WHERE to place CSS code to make my entire background black BUT I need the blogspace (where the black reading/words are) to be white (very light grey – f6f6f6)
Please help.
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CSS code can be added to the editor via the Appearance > Customize > CSS panel. If you’re interested, you can see http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/custom-css/ for more detailed info about how CSS edits work at WordPress.com.
make my default blog’s font size 14.52
make my default blog’s font black
I checked your latest post at http://othersideofthefame.com/2015/02/12/nicki-minaj-talks-meek-mill-feminism-being-single-and-if-shell-still-be-rapping-at-50/ and I see that you figured out how to change the font size and color for text inside the post content area using the following custom CSS:
div.post-content { color: #000; font-size:18px }make my entire background black BUT I need the blogspace (where the black reading/words are) to be white (very light grey – f6f6f6)
I see that you made the body element background black using this rule:
body.custom-background { background-color: #000 }If you also want to make the inner content container background black, you could add something like this:
#post-container { background: black; } #posts, #posts-page, #paginate, #sidebar { border: none; }If you make that change, you will also want to adjust the font color change you made earlier in your custom CSS. To that, find this block:
div.post-content { color: #000; font-size:18px }And either remove the color line or change #000 to #f6f6f6 (or a slightly darker gray).
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