Question Changing Default Font Size in Editor

yessir. thanks!

I hope you change the default reply box fonts .css in the final version to something less microscopic, since you may have users that are not comfortable changing it.

Great job guys! Rc3 is rocking!!

May I make a suggestion, especially as there are almost certainly people out there who don't know how to edit a CSS file (OK, I know they *should* know, especially if they are configuring Kunena, but.......)

Suggestion: make the default font size configurable from the Kunena configuration options? I'm sure this is possible.

OR

Make the default font size bigger

OR
Split the font sizes for message composition, reply box, announcement composition etc. into a separate CSS file and include instructions on how what each section does and how to edit it.

Actually, describing each section with comments in the existing CSS file would be a good idea...

And just one more question.....

Where in the CSS is the section for the announcements input box ( i.e. where you write an announcement)? I've tried #Kunena div#kannouncement .kanndesc but that's not it. Can anybody help? The default font size is microscopic there too and I'd like to enlarge it. Thanks!

Please start a new discussion topic for your new question in order to help other people with your problem. Other people may be interested in the answer to your question (or may be able to help with the answer) if they see a relevant subject heading. "Changing default font size in editor" has nothing to do with "changing the default font size in the announcement" wouldn't you agree?

We encourage people to discover the answers to these kinds of questions for themselves. We encourage people to use tools like Firebug for Firefox which allows you to pinpoint exactly which elements are involved in changing font-size, colour, style, etc.

The best way to play with these things is to use Firebug for Firefox as recommended in Changing Template and its Colours - the Basics

Thank you for the feedback you gave in your earlier message about how the project may improve locating (within the CSS files) which bits of the file affect which parts of the product. In general I would say that the naming convention (although not perfect) is a reasonable guide but I certainly agree it could be improved. We welcome your suggestions; perhaps you would like to contribute your ideas in the Feature Requests?

We have now answered this question; I hope you understand why it is necessary for us to lock this topic before it starts to tackle every possible CSS-related question that affects how Kunena appear on a user's screen.