Website: https://olivesfordinner.com/
Look for CSS code that can achieve the following effects:
Make the text larger when entering your email to register on the home page. It's too small.
When leaving a comment on a recipe post (eg: https://olivesfordinner.com/toasted-muesli-recipe/), how to make the text larger as readers type. Again, this text is too small.
How to make the text in the drop-down text box on the left column larger. They are so small! https://olivesfordinner.com/recipe-index/
Thanks!
I've searched a lot for CSS code, but none I've found affect the text size of these areas.
The font size is set as follows
input, select, textarea { .... font-size: 11px; font-style: italic; .... }This will set the font size of the
input,selectandtextareaelements to11px.Repair method
1- You can update
font-sizeto the desired sizeinput, select, textarea { .... font-size: 20px; .... }But please notethat this will affect all
in the siteinput,selectandtextareaelements2- You can create a new class
with the requiredfont-size.font-size-20 { font-size: 20px; }Add this class to elements that require a larger font size, such as
Question 1
This will increase the font size of your
Get new recipes via emailelement.enews-form > #subbox { font-size: 12pt !important; } .enews-form > input[type=submit] { font-size: 12pt !important; }Question 2
This will fix this issue
#commentform textarea#comment, #commentform input#author, #commentform input#url { font-size: 13pt !important; }Question 3
This will fix the dropdown
select#cat, select#archives-dropdown-2 { font-size: 12pt; }Notice
You can add custom CSS for each question to each page or globally as shown below
/* 问题1的解决方案 */ .enews-form > #subbox { font-size: 12pt !important; } .enews-form > input[type=submit] { font-size: 12pt !important; } /* 问题2的解决方案 */ #commentform textarea#comment, #commentform input#author, #commentform input#url { font-size: 13pt !important; } /* 问题3的解决方案 */ select#cat, select#archives-dropdown-2 { font-size: 12pt; }Please note that this CSS code only works on the respective elements, unlike the CSS codes in other answers.