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How to Change Font Styles
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12 years 6 months ago - 12 years 6 months ago #16016
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Hi, is there an easy way to override the font style of EDocman?
I have a lot of Categories and sub-categories with a lot of pdf files, and would like all headings, titles and document names to be a consistent font size of 12 px. Otherwise it is all spread out and does not fit the look of my website.
Can you give a clear example of how to override EDocman font styles and where exactly to change them.
I have been trying for a couple of hours to change the style.css file, but nothing seems to change, do I need to edit other files as well?
Thank you
I have a lot of Categories and sub-categories with a lot of pdf files, and would like all headings, titles and document names to be a consistent font size of 12 px. Otherwise it is all spread out and does not fit the look of my website.
Can you give a clear example of how to override EDocman font styles and where exactly to change them.
I have been trying for a couple of hours to change the style.css file, but nothing seems to change, do I need to edit other files as well?
Thank you
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12 years 6 months ago #16037
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Replied by opmaced on topic Re: How to Change Font Styles
Hi Tuan,
Please disregard my request to change font sizes etc.
I have managed to do that by changing my template.css file (heading sizes for H1, H2, H3) and a few margin spacings in the EDocman style.css file.
Used Firebug (Firefox extension) to work out which files needed changing.
originally I was trying to change just the EDocman style.css file, but that alone did not change much.
The styles in EDocman are mainly set by the website template - Header (H1, H2, H3) tags.
Thanks anyway.
Please disregard my request to change font sizes etc.
I have managed to do that by changing my template.css file (heading sizes for H1, H2, H3) and a few margin spacings in the EDocman style.css file.
Used Firebug (Firefox extension) to work out which files needed changing.
originally I was trying to change just the EDocman style.css file, but that alone did not change much.
The styles in EDocman are mainly set by the website template - Header (H1, H2, H3) tags.
Thanks anyway.
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