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  Junior  Status: offline  Registered: 03/26/07 Posts: 25 |
Where is the easiest way to make the Title of a static page larger text. Not sure where to look to do this. I would love to have the size a lot larger then it is now for all my static pages. Thanks for any help.
Lee Lee Goldsmith Lee's Fishing Page Acton, Maine |
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Chatty  Status: offline Registered: 09/20/06 Posts: 35 |
Those are h2's, inside div.block-box. So, in your CSS, you add a new style, called block-box h2, and then style it accordingly. Or, change the h2 to a h1.
 However, depending on how you have your template set up, this might also affect the layout of your "Story Options" and "What's Related" boxes. If it does, you'll have to make a few new CSS classes and style them independently of each other.
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The template files used for the static pages header and footer can be overridden using the usual method and $_BLOCK_TEMPLATE['_staticpages_block'].
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