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  • It should be possible to style the iframe’s contents using CSS such as iframe p etc.

    Thread Starter SWC76801

    (@swc76801)

    Thanks for your suggestion! I’ve spent the last hour searching google for information on “iframe p” but haven’t found anything. My CSS skills are poor to non-existent. My ignorance appalls me. Can you send me to a good tutorial or help explain what I need to do so even a dummy like me can understand?

    It’s just simple basic CSS. If you don’t know much about CSS a good place to start is:

    CSS Tutorials
    Learning CSS

    Thread Starter SWC76801

    (@swc76801)

    I’ve spent the last several hours reading through both of the tutorials trying to find the answer. My ignorance is keeping me from even finding the correct topic, much less being able to figure out how to resolve the problem. Sorry that I’m such a dumbass.

    Try adding:

    .sidebar .textwidget iframe p {
    	color:#333;
    	font-size:11px;
    }

    to the bottom of your stylesheet.

    Thread Starter SWC76801

    (@swc76801)

    I’ve added the css to the stylesheet but it doesn’t seem to have changed anything. I’ve tried changing the setting for “font-size” to a ridiculously high value like “72” and still can’t see any changes.

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