wp-chgfontsize-change font size dynamically
After been ‘scold’ many times by readers and commentators , finally 2 weeks ago, I manage to make my self free , to modify the CSS file and increase the font size by 1 pixel
Technically newbie on web development stuff, I have to refreshed my CSS skill that I have left years ago.There is small problem with the template, the CSS simply set similar font size for the whole blog, so I have to find out which part of code for my left and right sidebar (good they were commented) and put a different font size over there. It doesn’t look good to have sidebars having the same font size with the post. The sidebar too thin and.. I just don’t like it.
Don’t feel bad if you have zero CSS knowledge. By utilizing WordPress plugin WP-ChgFontSize, you can do the same. In fact, you have control of your blog font size from your WordPress dashboard (overriding the CSS setup) . At the same time, put the font menu size on the sidebar, and let the readers choose their desired font size.
Have a reading pleasure, and don’t hesitate to leave your comment!
leave it up to the users.
Yep, you’re right
Thank you for your comment on my blog and where are you from?
Thanks for drop by too. I’m from Seri Kembangan
finally, you change it..
aku belum dapat apa-apa aduan lagi… tunggu la dulu.. hohoho
It is now reader’s friendly font size. Now let go start to read!
This is an absolutely important tool for me.
Thanks for the recommendation.
Can you change the font size on the tag cloud, too? I want to make words I like bigger.
@jack – the size is auto resizing, depend on the tag frequently used
Oh. OK. Sounds like there’s an easy workaround then by just using my favorite words a lot more.
Thanks for the help, btw.