• Resolved smarttech

    (@smarttech)


    I have a weird problem and I’m not sure where to go to fix it. I have a theme called Cloudy that I am working on customizing for my company website. I am using the “pages” widget to show my site structure on the sidebar. In the list of pages, the parent pages appear in a certain size font, but the child pages show in a slightly larger font. Does anyone know where I go to edit this and get them to be the same size font? I’m hoping to get “Computer Networking” to no longer word wrap. Is this a theme issue or WordPress itself? Here is the site if you want to take a look and see what I mean:

    https://smart-technology.biz/services/

    Don’t go to the “home” page as it will take you to my existing site. I will switch it once I get everything the way I want in WordPress.

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  • Edit style.css and either remove:

    #left-block .box ul {
    font-size:1.17em;
    }

    or try using:

    #left-block .box ul {font-size:1.17em;}
    #left-block .box ul ul {font-size:1em;}
    Thread Starter smarttech

    (@smarttech)

    Thanks a bunch. That put me in the right spot. I ended up using your second suggestion but I took off the .17 and it all shrunk down a bit which works great. The font sizes now match.

    Thread Starter smarttech

    (@smarttech)

    Weird, it appears to have fixed things in MY IE8 browser, but when I open it on another computer, it looks the same as it did before. Also, if I open it in Chrome or Firefox, it looks the same as before.

    Remember to press CTRL and F5 simultaneously when viewing an updated page/site. Or try emptying your browser cache. This should ensure that your web browser fetches a fresh copy of the page rather than serving up an out-dated copy from your own cache.

    Thread Starter smarttech

    (@smarttech)

    Ok, I just deleted both and we’re good.

    Thread Starter smarttech

    (@smarttech)

    By the way, thank you so much. I never would have found that on my own.

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