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    plainbroke
    last edited by 19 days ago

    @mumblebaj,
    MMM-WOTD
    I am trying figure out what the font name is or size or something to indicate how to increase the size of the fonts in this module, BUT it does not have a css to look at for hints even. I did find refrence to bright small and bold bright medium in the js file. Not sure what to do with that though in the custom.css file…
    Can you please help me with what I need to put in the custom.css file to enlarge the fonts in your module.
    Thanks in advance for you help…

    Slow learner. But trying anyways.

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      mumblebaj Module Developer @plainbroke
      last edited by 18 days ago

      @plainbroke You can target the selectors specifically in your custom.css like this:

      #wotd-we {
        color: orange;
        font-size: 50px;
      }
      

      Check out my modules at: https://github.com/mumblebaj?tab=repositories

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        plainbroke @mumblebaj
        last edited by 18 days ago

        @mumblebaj
        So I looked in the js file for the wotd-we and found wotd-wr, wotd-word, wotd-we2. set them all to 65px. We are waiting for it to cycle around in pages.
        I only have 45 modules running, so it takes awhile to get around to it.
        Especially since I run them alphabetically, at 90 seconds per module.
        You can do the math…
        Thanks for your help.

        Slow learner. But trying anyways.

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          plainbroke @plainbroke
          last edited by 16 days ago

          @mumblebaj
          Well I got everything So we can read them now.
          Thank you.

          Slow learner. But trying anyways.

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