Wordpress Help - Fonts showing bigger than coded on home page

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by hmansfield, Dec 3, 2007.

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    I looked for help in "Blogging", figured I'd better go right to the coders.

    For some reason when you access my blog, 124bpms.com, on the home page, the fonts on the post title, and side bars appear bigger than the way they are set, but when you change pages, they are the way they are supposed to be.

    Does anyone know what could be causing this?

    It's been 3 days now and it's driving me crazy...I can't find it. None of the fonts are set over 12px
     
    hmansfield, Dec 3, 2007 IP
  2. multippt

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    For sidebar:
    You forgot to add <div id="content"> in between these tags:
    <div id="menu"><div id="l_sidebar">
    *Don't forget to close the tags appropriately as well.
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    I cannot see what's wrong with the headers, but it looks like it is linked to the above.
    *The template for the single post appears to be more easier to read compared to the main page.
     
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    I will try that...THANK YOU!!!
     
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    Still don't get it. What file should I be looking in for this mistake?
     
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    In single.php you have <div id="wrap"><div id="content"><div id="l_sidebar">

    In index.php you have <div id="wrap"><div id="l_sidebar">.
    Add <div id="content"> I hope this fix it. You didn't add content label, so h1 and h2 have default sizes.
     
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    make sure font sizes are set in the style.css file as well sir.
     
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    OK, got it! Yes, that did the trick! Thank you for your help.
    Yep, all good, thanks everyone.
     
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    Jeez! It worked, and then I checked it later, and my whole site just fell apart.
     
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