Solved How to change the font of the posts in my blue eagle template?

Well, i think it's a different font- the letters in this forum are a bit smaller and the font definitely looks different to me. BTW which font are you using for the forum topics?

If you would like to post a picture of what you're talking about (perhaps put a circle or use an arrow to point to exactly what you're discussing), I would be happy to answer this question for you.

On the other hand, a single mouse-click in Firebug will give you all the information that you need, too.

so this is what I have


and this is how I want it to look like:

I just want to change the font( and color probably)

The easiest thing to do is to change (around line 51) the file ../templates/newbornbaby/css/template.css and add a !important directive as shown below:

body, td, div, p {
font-family: Trebuchet MS,Verdana,sans-serif !important;
font-size: 14px;
line-height: 1.3em;
}

But if you want to make other changes to just the parts you shown in the picture, add the following lines to the end of the abovenamed file: something like this:

#Kunena div.kmsgbody div.kmsgtext {
color: <whatever colour you want>;
font-family: <whatever font-family you want>;
<etc.>
}

thanks. I did it there is only one problem- I changed the font-size in the line 51, that you have mentioned, just to see how it will looks like with smaller font, but it became bigger and now no matter what amount I put there is still the same size. The first time i put 14px and now is 8px, but still looks like 14px. any idea?

You did not make the changes that I asked you to make to the file www.mybabybook.org/templates/newbornbaby/css/template.css . I don't know what you changed at line 51, but you did not do what I suggested. What you did was add these lines instead:

#Kunena div.kmsgbody div.kmsgtext {
font-family: comic sans;
}



This is a different font (and differently-sized font) to MS Trebuchet. (Actually, "comic sans" is not a legal font-family name. If you want to use Comic Sans, then specify "Comic Sans" not "comic sans"). If you want differently sized font, then add other parts to that rule, e.g.

#Kunena div.kmsgbody div.kmsgtext {
font-family: Comic Sans;
font-size: <whatever font size you want>;

It would be a lot simpler if you just changed ../templates/newbornbaby/css/template.css, at around line 51 (not necessarily exactly that particular line), as I suggested, by adding the !important directive as shown below: