header, entry, headline text; changing font size

  • I’ve had a wordpress account for some time, but haven’t been in much to use/learn it and am also new to the forums.

    Forgive my being uninformed, and if this is a duplicate post. I searched but couldn’t find a similar topic.

    I am using Atahualpa 3.4.4 and want to change the font size of the header/headline in each entry.

    I went to theme options > style posts and pages and entered a font size in the “HEADLINE Box: Text”, “HEADLINE Box: Links”, and “HEADLINE Box: Links: Hover fields”, but my font is still showing as different sizes depending on where you are ‘located’. What I really want to change now is the typeface when you click on the entry header and are taken to that post’s specific page, where it only shows that entry. I don’t want my header to be bold, and I don’t want it so small.

    I also really don’t like how big the font is for “one comment in this entry” and “leave a reply”.

    Can someone please help me figure out how to change the font size for the header/headline on the

      individual post’s page

    , as well as the font saying how many comments there are and the “leave a reply” font for the comment form?

    https://www.candacejean.com/journal/?p=1
    https://www.candacejean.com/journal

    Thank you!

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  • Some things in WordPress are changed in your dashboard and settings within Site Admin. Other things, like your theme Atahualpa, are changed in the style.css file. If you are careful, you can use the EDIT function in the APPEARANCE / EDITOR buttons. Look for the Style.css file on the right and click it.

    Now look for the lines that describe your HEADER text or .blogtitle / .blogtitle a (which means the LINK to your blog) and change the number like 11px or 12px etc.

    Of course, the HELP section inside WordPress is very useful as well as the Documentation link at https://www.www.ads-software.com and Theme Help

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