Natalie

There will be a bunch of font-size attributes throughout the CSS. It just depends on what is being styled. The selector you’ve chosen is looking for link elements with both the “.site-content” class as well as containing “navigation” in a class.

To break it down:
“.site-content” is a class
“[class*=”navigation”]” is requiring the term “navigation” appear in the class
“a” references an anchor tag, or link

I’m not sure what element’s font size you’re wanting to change. If it’s the main body copy, I don’t think that selector you highlighted would be it as it seems to be referencing some sort of navigation.

Ems are relative sizes based on the parent’s font-size (so they scale which is why they’re used in responsive design). They’re a bit complex, but you can read more about the different units here: https://css-tricks.com/css-font-size/

Also, you should probably create a child theme if you’re making any edits to the theme to avoid updates wiping out your changes.

You’re looking for (or need to add) “font-size”. So say you want 16px as the default text size, you can add “font-size: 16px;” to your body tag. For example:

body {
  font-size: 16px;
}

It depends on your host for PAGE.com. Here’s GoDaddy’s info for reference.

https://support.godaddy.com/help/article/422/forwarding-or-masking-your-domain-name

I would think any host would have similar instructions if you search their help.

I’m not sure exactly what you’re trying to accomplish.

If you want people who visit PAGE.com to be redirected to a page you created on globalivity.com, you’d need to setup a redirection on PAGE.com either in the .htaccess or through your host.

If you’re trying to have a menu link on your globalivity.com page that links to PAGE.com then you’d setup a menu link via Appearance–>Menus under the Links section. In this case the content would be hosted at PAGE.com.

If you need the content hosted on globalivity.com, you’d want to do the first option. You could also have the domain masked so that even though it forwards to globalivity.com/PAGE the url still shows PAGE.com. You’ll need to check with your host on how to do that.

Hope that makes sense.

You need to set the background property (“color” applies to the text). So try:

.jetpack_subscription_widget input[type="submit"] {
background: #3A8F94;
}

.jetpack_subscription_widget input[type="submit"]:hover {
background: #474747;
}

I’m not familiar with the Pagelines theme, but you need to edit your CSS. According to the Pagelines documents it looks like there are a few options using the “Custom Code” section or a Pagelines Customize Plugin. (https://www.pagelines.com/wiki/Custom_CSS)

Once you know where to put your CSS, you need something like the following.

#footer h2 {
  font-size: 24px;
}

Simply replace the font-size value with what you want.

In case anyone else has a similar issue, I found the problem. The “View Calendar” button is floated to the right. When I removed the “pull-right” class applied to the button my widget expanded as expected.

I’m not sure exactly what class you’re making hidden. Can you specify the selector you’d use? I want to keep the border, I’d just like it to extend below the calendar.