Changing font size in the header of a theme

  • Resolved ds1970

    (@ds1970)


    15 years ago

    Hi, I’m attempting to change the font size in the theme editor in WordPress with no luck. I’m also trying to make it mixed case instead of uppercase.

    In the style.css file it says this for the header and h1

    #header .logo {
    height:60%;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    margin:0 auto

    h1 {font-size:2.0em }

    I changed the text-transform to “none” and the font size for h1 to 1.5em, but there was no change in my blog.

    Am I doing something wrong. I searched around and couldn’t find the answer.

    thanks

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  • Jonas Grumby

    (@ss_minnow)

    #header .logo may be the CSS for something else. Are you sure that is the class of the text? It sounds like you are looking for #header h1

    You can also completely remove the line text-transform: uppercase; instead of changing it to none.

    BTW there is no CSS property for “mixed case” but you can manually enter the text that way.

    Thread Starter ds1970

    (@ds1970)

    Okay, here’s the #header h1

    #header h1 {
    font: bold 600%/100% Verdana,Tahoma,sans-serif;
    letter-spacing: -6px;
    margin:0;
    padding:0;
    font-size:1.2em;}

    i added the font-size:1.2em, but there was no change.

    Thread Starter ds1970

    (@ds1970)

    I just removed the text-transform line and that seemed to work for making it mixed case. thanks

    Jonas Grumby

    (@ss_minnow)

    Cool. Don’t forget to mark it Resolved. That’s how other people find threads that have answers.

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