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10/26/2007 7:07 AM
 

Hi

I am a bit confused here.  i have my parent (main), portal running fine and have launched another child portal.  My child portals main module text (I mean the default size of the text rendered by the text/html module is a different size than my parent portal.

I have defined (at some point), my defaul module text size in my parent portal but cant remember what css attributr it is!  Just want to check

As i understand it the default.css in the root of the site should apply to all portals unless i define a different css to my portal.css file.

So I dont know what is going on.  Can anyone tell me what css attribute controls the text size rendered by the text/html module.

ERRMMM perhaps its is the body in my css file

Anyway thanks for any ideas

 


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10/26/2007 3:54 PM
 

You might be looking at text that is in the Normal class.

You can use one of the web developer toolbars for FireFox to explore the CSS declarations.


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10/31/2007 7:44 AM
 

Hi

thanks for that ill give it a go

 

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