Hello. I can't seem to find options on how to change the font size on comments. So how can can the font size of comments be changed? And how can the font size of the date above the comment be changed? and one more thing, how do you change/edit the contents of the about page?

Thanks in advance and good job on the theme.

Originally Posted by 6clix

Hello. I can't seem to find options on how to change the font size on comments. So how can can the font size of comments be changed? And how can the font size of the date above the comment be changed? and one more thing, how do you change/edit the contents of the about page?

Thanks in advance and good job on the theme.

Font in comments

ul.commentlist {
font-size: X.Xem;
}

comment date (and Reply link in WP 2.7 if paged comments enabled)

div.comment-meta {
font-size: X.Xem;
}

About page: Like any other page, go to Site Admin -> Pages -> [Page Title] -> Edit

so if I understand this correctly you would make this change in the CSS/HTML inserts? To change font size of the comments?

Originally Posted by MacMyDay

so if I understand this correctly you would make this change in the CSS/HTML inserts? To change font size of the comments?

Yes, add the above via HTML/CSS Inserts -> CSS Inserts

Flynn -

I know a stupid questions, but you put x.xem as an attribute, is this better or more complaint that say using px or xx%?

okay. So i was able to affect font size and color. But what I'm trying to do is create a buffer or padding between the author date and the beginning of the actual comment. And trying to increase leading (line spacing) what I've done here but my attempts at margin and spacing don't affect anything:

ul.commentlist {
font-family: Verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
color: #666666;
line-height: 16px;
top-margin: 1.1em;
font-size: .80em;
}

thoughts?

The date is inside div.comment-meta

 div.comment-meta {
padding-bottom: 30px;
font-size: X.Xem;
}

em allows the font to resize when a visitor wants to resize all fonts a a website through his browser. % is similar but less predictable as it is always relative to the font size in a parent container. pt is meant to be used for print. px is the easiest to use but not resizable

thanks for the clarification, Flynn. That makes sense. I'll use em from know on. Makes sense.

what about linespacing within comments. I've tried

>> line-height: 16px;

but that doesn't seem to do anything?