Question How can i change table width and a lot more

The Url of the website is www.abnormity.de/cms2/ but it's the page of my band and for registered users only, so it won't help. I made another screenshot:



As you can see, there are 2 posts listed. My problem is, that the size of the msgtext ist a little bit too small and the same as the headliner. I just added 2 <br> and a <strong> to the title or headline, so it doesn't look like it's the same text block anymore.
I'd like to set the font of the msgtext a little bigger, so it would be a little highlighted and better to read. I tried a lot with the css files and found nothing. Most changes didn't have any effect at all. Beside that i found out, that it doesn't matter wether i choose the joomla look or not.
Don't worry, I have no extentions or toolbars or anything else of that crap in my browser

By the way, it is a very cool forum. it's just that little thing that gets me a headache.

Pete Rich wrote:

The Url of the website is www.abnormity.de/cms2/ but it's the page of my band and for registered users only, so it won't help.

You're right. It doesn't help. Neither does a screenshot help, either. I can't help you unless I can see your site.

You may PM the account login details to me, if you wish.

Another suggestion, is to try the !important attribute:

#Kunena div.msgtext {
border-top:1px solid #DDDDDD;
margin-top:5px;
overflow:hidden;
padding:10px 0 0;
width:100%;
word-wrap:break-word;
font-size: 15pt !important;
}

Thanks for that, but it doesn't change anything.
I'll PM you details of a testaccount.


Is it possible that i may have to wait for example 30min till changes aply? I don't think so, but i would try everything

Your problem primarily stems from the Joomla template that you are using. You are using something called reset.css. You can make a difference if you change this CSS directive:

* {
border:0 none;
font-size:10.5pt;
margin:0;
padding:0;
}

But this may also have other implications elsewhere on your website.

Evidently, you are not using a Kunena CSS template. You have, instead, opted to use your default Joomla CSS (Kunena Configuration » Frontend » Use Joomla Style = Yes). Have I correctly diagnosed your situation? Although this approach may work (or may have worked in a limited way in Fireboard) this is not the preferred method. Speaking from personal experience, I have never been able to get this method to succeed!

Therefore, any changes that you make to font sizes for Kunena will have global repercussions across your website and, conversely, any changes that you make elsewhere on your website will have repercussions on your Kunena forum. That's the way it goes when you do what you have done.

There are other options that you might be able to use, if you are interested in them, but they will inevitably require work on your part.

yeah thanks, i found that reset.css
But when i choose a standard template inside of Kenuna, i have still the same problems.
that's why i thought, that it had nothing to do with the joomla template

Anyway, it'll also work in this size.

Thank You very much for your efforts!
ans as i said, it's still i very cool forum component.

Pete Rich wrote:

But when i choose a standard template inside of Kenuna, i have still the same problems.

When you say "standard template" I assume that you mean the default_ex template, correct? Even if you select the default_ex template, it will have no effect until you turn off the Kunena setting that I think you have selected: Kunena Configuration » Frontend » Use Joomla Style = Yes.

If you change that setting to Use Joomla Style = No, then you will be able to control the font size in your forum. It's worth looking at, I think.