nellie.g

I’m still trying to figure out how to resize my gallery. Please help!

sorry quick follow up, is there a similar fix for CSS?

For example, on my main pages I have:

#site-title {
	text-align: right;

but on my popup.php I’d like this:

#site-title {
	text-align: left;

thank you!

Great thank you thank you. One more and then I’ll stop pestering you.

As a general rule of thumb, if there is not a font-size or line-height assigned will it default to the size I’ve specified in the body element?

now that I’m going through my CSS I’m realizing that most everything is measured in px including padding, margins, line height. If I change my font-sizes to be measured in ems then should I changed everything else too?

that’s very helpful thank you esmi!

now I haven’t tried changing anything throughout the rest of my CSS so i’ll go give that a shot.

I added the above code to my child theme and it only changed the font size in my sidebar menu. Nothing seemed to change in the text of my pages.

okay, thanks. I’m going to try adding this to my child theme

body {
	font-size: 100%
}

and then go through the rest of the CSS, find all the font-sizes and change them from px to ems using my child theme. Any of that sound horribly wrong?

So I should add it here?

/* =Global Elements
-------------------------------------------------------------- */

/* Main global 'theme' and typographic styles */
body {
	background-color: #53A4E6;
	background-image: url('images/default-bg.png');
	background-repeat: repeat;
	background-position: top center;
	background-attachment: fixed;
}

should I add this?

font-size: 16px

and then what kind of numbers do I use in front of em? Is 2em, 2 x 16px?

font-size: 2em

THANK YOU ALL!hopefully i don’t screw it up again

holy cow, you’re right. it is working incredible

okay esmi, do you think i still need to do the naming and deleting etc?

ok renaming ht.access ht.access.txt
thank by the way for all this

oh okay, i see the .htaccess file, i should delete it?

also the settings > permalinks page doesn’t have an option for going back to the original

delete/rename .htaccess file in your WordPress root folder?

sorry i don’t understand this

no it was not pointing to the directory at all originally. It was just my server address/directory name. that’s why I tried changing it and failed miserably.

for example:
02d17c6.netsolhost.com/jewishradio/wp-admin