Hi,
I can't find a switch or place in the css (square) to modify the minimal size of a tag.
see what I mean:
http://blog.oliver-gassner.de/plugin/tag/about
Help?
Thanks!
OG
Tag Plugin, minimal sizes
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garvinhicking
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Re: Tag Plugin, minimal sizes
Hi!
If you look at the HTML source, it uses a relative font-size: 153% etc. for tags, so you could try to set the font-size of the CSS class .container_serendipity_plugin_freetag.
You can also assign CSS classes like .tag_weight_100 for the default font-size, .tag_weight_153 for a classw ith 153% font-size etc.
HTH,
Garvin
If you look at the HTML source, it uses a relative font-size: 153% etc. for tags, so you could try to set the font-size of the CSS class .container_serendipity_plugin_freetag.
You can also assign CSS classes like .tag_weight_100 for the default font-size, .tag_weight_153 for a classw ith 153% font-size etc.
HTH,
Garvin
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Changing the css does little as the %-values are in the soource (tsts
)
The container-css is only assigned to the container in the sidebar, but not to the microscopic tags above the article.
I tried setting
.freetag_cloud
and
the container value you suggested (font-size: 400%;), but for some reason I did not see any significant change.
I am not a css guru, though
The container-css is only assigned to the container in the sidebar, but not to the microscopic tags above the article.
I tried setting
.freetag_cloud
and
the container value you suggested (font-size: 400%;), but for some reason I did not see any significant change.
I am not a css guru, though
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garvinhicking
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Hi!
What CSS did you try?

If I add this at the top of your CSS:
I do see a change. However I don't understand why the font is so little in first place. What's the name of your theme? The CSS looks bad, there are virtually no linebreaks there, something seems to break the CSS.
Because if I add the code from above to the END of the CSS, nothing is applied. So I think there's some kind of parse error in your CSS that makes the browser go whacky.
HTH,
Garvin
Why? Percentages should be relative to the base.oliverg wrote:Changing the css does little as the %-values are in the soource (tsts)
What CSS did you try?
Argh! If you are not speking of the sidebar, you should state that.The container-css is only assigned to the container in the sidebar, but not to the microscopic tags above the article.
If I add this at the top of your CSS:
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.freetag_cloud {
font-size: 45px;
}
Because if I add the code from above to the END of the CSS, nothing is applied. So I think there's some kind of parse error in your CSS that makes the browser go whacky.
HTH,
Garvin
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