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  • turminator Friend
    #167860

    I’m using JA_Social with Joomla 1.5, and I think that will be great that can enlarge some pixels, text size of content of my website. How can I do?

    Many thanks!

    TomC Moderator
    #408827

    Greetings:

    This is a pretty simple modification. Just need to know which text areas you want to increase.

    “Content” is a pretty universal term – as pretty much everything in Joomla is “content.”
    Want to make sure we help you in modifying the correct content areas you specify.

    Phill Moderator
    #408828

    Will need some more details. Can you post an image with some notes on it so we can see exactly what you want changed? A link to the site will also be helpful.

    turminator Friend
    #408832

    Hello!

    Many thanks for your support and sorry for my unespecific question. I attached an image with text that I would like to increase. This is text ofr Glossary component but I don’t see any option in Glossary’s configuration that allow increase it.

    Many thanks!


    1. ja_social
    TomC Moderator
    #408833

    Okay, this is going to require seeing a live url of your site – as it is most likely that the font size within the glossary component is controlled by css specific to that component (as it is with a glossary component I am using). So, can you please provide the url to your site so I might take a look and ascertain the css file and rule(s) you will need to modify?

    Might I also inquire as to the particular glossary component you are using – which one is it?

    turminator Friend
    #408836

    Hi TomC,

    I’m using on http://www.diccionariomedico.net and also I use Glossary component from remository.com. Now, I go to investigate somethin in remository documentation to learn how modify it.

    Many thanks

    TomC Moderator
    #408843

    Here is how you can increase the font size for that particular area for you glossary component . . .

    With your html or text editor, locate/open file components/com_glossary/css

    Open the glossary.css file and find the following CSS line . .


    #glossarylist td {
    padding: 5px;
    vertical-align: baseline;
    }

    change/ add the following . . .


    #glossarylist td {
    padding: 5px;
    vertical-align: baseline;
    font-size: 125%;
    }

    Save to your server file and refresh the glossary page – review the results.

    You can, of course, play around with the font size percentage . . . as well as you can also use pixel size
    (if it’s easier for you that way) – i.e. 12px.

    Does this achieve the result you were looking for?

    TOM

    turminator Friend
    #408939

    Hi TomC,

    Many thanks for your support.

    I experiment with your changes and now it looks perfectly. 😀

    See you and best regards!

    TomC Moderator
    #408968

    Glad I could be of assistance. 🙂

    Best of luck with your continued site development !!!!

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