Twenty Ten, change ordinary text and side-bar text size
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Hi there,
If you look at my test page:
I would like to be able to change the font size of the ordinary post text and also, more important, the font size of the right widget area.
The other thing I would like is to be able to hide some of the text under posts
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for example just show the ‘general’ category link – if that is possible.
I did quite a bit with CSS 10 years ago but I have forgotten pretty much everything. Any help much appreciated. I have a premium account so custom CSS is ok.
Cheers Andrew
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In the hope that someone will help me with this or tell me why it is a foolish question… I have another thing i could do with help on.
Stopping the image title showing up when the cursor is over an image – especially in the image gallery but I don;t mind getting rid of it everywhere.
http://sufinz.com/living-sufism/
Any help is much appreciated, Andrew
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On the font size for content and the widget area, go to Appearance > Customize > CSS, delete all the informational text in that window, and paste in the following custom CSS and edit the font sizes as desired. What is in the below is the original sizes.
#content, #content input, #content textarea { font-size: 16px; } .widget-area a { font-size: 12px; }To hide the stuff below the posts (categories, etc.) add the following CSS.
#content .entry-utility { display: none; }On the image title showing when hovered, you will want to go into the Media Library and delete the stuff in the title field on your images. I would leave the alt tag though as the search engines want to see that, and it is also good if for some reason the photo doesn’t load as the visitor will at least be able to see the Alt title text.
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Thanks a lot for this, thought I was subscribed but apparently not – that worked a treat.
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