jonny

Marc, thanks for your feedback. This method is different but basically to do the same. A Javascript to change on-the-fly the font size, but does not give the cookie option that I’m looking for. The idea is once the visitor change the font size set a cookie with his option so he does not have to do it again the next time.

Ryan… there’s the magic !! That’s exactly where all comes from. Thanks

Well… I have to say this…. I had my doubts about this… but it works!!! I don’t know why. Just create a copy of my index.php, rename it page.php, and remove the ‘<?php the_time(“l j F Y @ g:i a”) ?>’ and your post page have a date and your static pages have no date.

Thanks guys !!

Maybe would be good to know how it happens ??

Oriecat & Kafkaesqui, thanks for your answer.

Kafkaesqui, I’m still confused, then how WP will know the difference between a Post page and a Static Page ??? I noticed that a Post page is something like this:

‘https://myblog.com/?p=5&#8217;

and the Static page is:

‘https://myblog.com/?page_id=2&#8217;

Maybe it is a way to call the page.php for the Static page??? And where is it??

Chan:

Find the comments.php file in your Themes folder.
You have to add the <?php wp_grins(); ?> between the author_URL and the comments textarea.

Thanks lbessant

It works fine. Was tricky to figured out exactly where to write the code, so I add how it looks:

On wp-admin/admin-functions.php, line 574:

<script type=”text/javascript”>edToolbar();</script>
‘;
if (function_exists(“wp_grins”)) { echo “
“; wp_grins(); }
echo ‘</div>’;
endif;
}

podz

That worked just great !!!

Thanks

Thank podz

Yes, I did refresh, even cleaned the cache.
I changed all size values at wp-comment.php, somenthing like this:

<input type=”text” name=”email” id=”email” value=”<?php echo $comment_author_email; ?>” size=”60″ tabindex=”2″ />

The original size was set at “20”, but the box is always the same. I also searched for any code on the CSS file, but I couldn’t find any size related code….