"Three Adjustments On Yoko Theme"
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Sacred Path,
“Three Adjustments On Yoko Theme” which I desire is as follows:
1. How can I change the font size on the widget “only” which will not
effect any other font sizes on the header or the post?2. Currently, the font size on the post is set at “0” using Proxima
Nova. Changing to “-1” effects the subtitle on the widget too.
That’s the problem. In short, I would like to see the font size
on the widget header to remain constant.3. How to remove the “Date” that is on the left side of the post?
Is there anyway to reduce the size of the column and give
more space to the post?Awaiting the favor of your early reply.
Rafiq
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Rafiq, for the widget titles, add the following and you can then adjust the widget titles independently from the settings in Custom Fonts.
.widget h3.widget-title, .widget_get_recent_comments h1.widget-title { font-size: 16px !important; }3. To remove the entry details and recover that space for the content, add the following CSS.
#content .entry-details { display: none; } #content .entry-header, #content .entry-content { width: 100%; }Another options for #3 would be to do the following which takes the content full width and puts the entry date above the post titles.
#content .entry-header, #content .entry-content { width: 100%; }To keep the date, but widen the content, you can give the following a try.
#content .entry-details { width: 11%; } #content .entry-header, #content .entry-content { width: 85.5%; } -
Guess what! I tried to insert the following:
.widget h3.widget-title, .widget_get_recent_comments h1.widget-title {
font-size: 16px !important;
}It enlarged the font of the widget title. Do I change the font size to 8 px?
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Hello Again,
I changed it to 12 px and it works perfect.
One more thing, that is how can I change the color of the font on the
widget title? It is gray right now. I want to change to either red color or
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I believe that I am missing something. I add as a separate line.
Should I add next to the font rule. -
Sorry, add it as a separate line in that rule like below.
.widget h3.widget-title, .widget_get_recent_comments h1.widget-title { font-size: 12px !important; color: #CC3300; } -
That’s great, my friend. Another perfect advise. Appreciate it immensely.
Now, my last question is, “How do I increase the font size of the tag
line , “Common sense is seeing things as they are …. ”Not sure if it can be done, but if I can increase the size and then be able
to shift it further to the right, then it will be superb.Let me know.
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For the site description font size add the following and adjust as desired.
#site-title h2 { font-size: 0.9em; } -
Yes, I did added the code. Now, how do you make it to work? I am
a bit confused. If I am on a “Customize – Site Title,” section, then
how do I change the font size on the tag line … That is where I
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To adjust the size of the site description, go back to Appearance > Customize > CSS and in the code I gave you, change the 0.9em value to a smaller or larger value to adjust the site description.
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I got it all in one line now … though, how do I make “commonsense …..
tag line in bold.” If I can achieve it, then it will be great. For now it is
in light italic, if in bold, then it will have an impact on the readers. -
Add a font weight declaration to the #site-title h2 rule you have, like the below.
#site-title h2 { font-size: 0.9em; font-weight: bold; } -
Gee! Worked liked magic. You’re the best.
Now, I need to get two more clarifications. One is “You Are Following This Blog.” What do I have to do with the ‘manage’ portion?
Second is “Following thestupidcommonman” What is this widget for?
I plug it in my blog but have no idea of what purpose it serves?Thanks again for all your help, my friend. Good Night.
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The “follow the stupid common man” button (the blue under PYAAR KA TOFA LAAYE HAIN) allows people to follow your site and have your new content show up in their WordPress.com Reader.
The “You are following this blog” is what people see who have signed up to get notifications via email when you post new content. If they have not yet signed up to get email updates, then they will see the message: “Follow Blog via Email” and a field where they can enter their email address. See here for more on that: http://en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/follow-blog-widget/
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Thank you. Here are few additional concerns which I clicked on the
wordpress site:Widget title for non-followers
Follow Blog via Email (How do readers insert their e-mail?)Widget title for followers
You are following the blog (How do followers receive emails?)When I opened the blog in a separate window and clicked on it, the new window opened up as follows:
wordpress.com/follow/edit
What I am concerned about is the “Follow The Daily Post!” Where is this widget?
Rafiq
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Widget title for non-followers
Follow Blog via Email (How do readers insert their e-mail?)If they are logged into WordPress, they click the button (since WordPress already knows their email address. Screenshot here: https://i.cloudup.com/Or7Pib1g5v-3000×3000.png
If they do not have an account here, or are logged out of their account, then the software sees that and presents them with a field in the widget where they can then enter their email address. Screenshot here: https://i.cloudup.com/LqTH2ye91o-2000×2000.png
What I am concerned about is the “Follow The Daily Post!” Where is this widget?
Are you talking about for http://dailypost.wordpress.com or are you talking about daily posts on your site?
If you are talking about for the WordPress.com Daily Post, you can use the Display WordPress Posts widget and enter http://dailypost.wordpress.com as the domain.
If you are talking about for posts on your own site, anyone that follows your site by email, or by clicking the blue follow button will get notifications of any new posts you do automatically.
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Thank you again for the clarification. I reckon, I just have to leave it as
it is. Not sure if my people has any WordPress account. Many in
India and Pakistan don’t have any clue. Of course, the educated
ones do, but my blog has to pick up momentum first.
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