Robert,

The setting you're looking for here is the line-height more than the font-size, although as you can see they're both connected, which is giving the overlap on 2 lines of text.

The selector for the H2 is: h2.blog_title.

Try adding this css to the CSS box in the Site Settings as this will override the module CSS.

h2.blog_title{
font-size:20px;
line-height:1.2em;
}

Let us know how you get on.

Regards,

Rick.

Danny,

It looks like your height setting is coming from the style.css file and is applied to H2 a elements.

I'm not sure if you use Firefox as a browser, if you do there's a plugin called firebug which will lets you select an element and view the CSS being applied to it. You can install it here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fire... If you're using IE, there's an equivelant called the Developer Toolbar, it's not as good as Firebug but still usefull.

To over-ride the H2 a setting you can target all links within the .Head span of H2 elements like so:

h2 .Head a{
Settings in here
}

You may also need to include the different pseudo classes, but try the general one first:

h2 .Head a:link, h2 .Head a:visited, h2 .Head a:hover, h2 .Head a:active{
Settings in here
}

Either this or remove the font-size element from the style.css file.

Regards,

Rick.