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Which variable in what file should I edit to increase the font size of the text in a forum post. Currently, the font size is too small in my forums to be userfriendly.
I don't want to use the Font Resize plugin because more plugins will slow down the site I think
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It depends what SP theme you are using. If the 'default' for example, then you need to look at the colour 'overlay' file you are using with the theme. You can check this in the forum admin > Themes > Available Themes panel.
You can use the theme editor to open up the overlay file. If you want to change ALL font sizes proportionately - then in the first block of that file you will find the definition for the '$mainFontSize' which will be set to 100%. Enlarge accordingly.
If you want to cherry pick the elements of the forum you want to change then you need to scroll down to find the 'Misc Font Sizes' section where you can hone in in more detail.
As always we recommend that you create your own SP theme so that any customisation is not lost during a future update. (http://codex.simple-press.com/.....g-a-theme/).
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I have a custom theme by the name mytheme. I looked for '$mainFontSize' in mytheme.css but was unable to find the variable. In which file will this variable be present ?
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Well as I said it depends on the theme. If you based it on one with overlays then you need to look at the overlay as I specified above.
if you cloned the CSS only theme then it gets a little more complex and you really need to tell me if you want to make all fonts bigger or just the font in the posts - which is what you suggested originally.
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Yes, primarily I want to increase the text size to increase in forum posts. For example,if you check the following link in firefox, the size of the font is quite small and one has to really concetrate hard to be able to read in a flow.
http://www.aristotleprep.com/f.....h-edition/
It appears fine in chrome though.
I tried changing the value to 140% in the following code in mytheme.css(which is a clone of css-only theme as you rightly mentioned). Changing this variable "font-size" doesn't seem to have the desired effect though
#spMainContainer small {
font-size: 140%;
padding: 0;
}
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'#spMainContainer small' will have no effect overall as that specifies any tags with the 'small' attribute. You need to change the main '#spMainContainer' rule itself which currently is set to 100%.
If you only want to change the font size of post content then look for:
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection .spPostSection .spPostContentSection .spPostContent
which is currently set to 90%.
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