1 Topic by Ennis

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Topic: Timestamp Size

This is a stupid question, and im sure im looking straight at in the .css but ive been looking for it for a few minutes and i cant find it for the life of me. Anyways, can anyone tell me where in the .css i can change the size of the timestamp located at the top of posts? Its a tad bit to big on my site and i want to decrease its size.


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2 Reply by gog

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Re: Timestamp Size

Install webdevloper extension in Firefox, and use CSS->View Style Information (ctrl + shift + y), hovering over element show all the css rules that are applied to the particular element. Clicking on it extract all CSS rules that are acctually used in the forums CSS.

Handy little extension smile

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3 Reply by Ennis

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Re: Timestamp Size

gog wrote:

Install webdevloper extension in Firefox, and use CSS->View Style Information (ctrl + shift + y), hovering over element show all the css rules that are applied to the particular element. Clicking on it extract all CSS rules that are acctually used in the forums CSS.

Handy little extension smile

Im sure there is a easier way then this. One of the developers should know this question fairly quickly i would think. Forgive me if im mistaken. I'd prefer not to install any extensions, i have heard that some tend to screw up your profile, leak more memory etc.

Thanks for your reply though

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Re: Timestamp Size

In Oxygen.css:

/* 2.3 Font size for headers */

.pun H2, .pun H4 {FONT-SIZE: 1em}
.pun H3 {FONT-SIZE: 1.1em}
#brdtitle H1 {FONT-SIZE: 1.4em}

The timestamp is an H2.

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Re: Timestamp Size

hcgtv wrote:

As for Web Developer, it's the best thing since sliced bread and it doesn't leak memory. I'm also skeptical about extensions and only install what I really need.

Very much agreed. Several of its features are invaluable.

As for extensions in general, when you have 60+ extensions like I did at one point in time things can get messy. However 20 or less extensions usually don't cause a problem (I've got 13 installed at the moment).

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6 Reply by gog

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Re: Timestamp Size

Ennis wrote:

Im sure there is a easier way then this. One of the developers should know this question fairly quickly i would think. Forgive me if im mistaken. I'd prefer not to install any extensions, i have heard that some tend to screw up your profile, leak more memory etc.

Ofcourse there is an easies way, it is allways easier to ask rather then doing something yourself smile

We don't want to bother developers with things like this, they should be doing more important things tongue

As for the others -> http://punbb.org/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=71962#p71962

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7 Reply by Ennis (edited by Ennis 2006-06-29 18:16)

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Re: Timestamp Size

gog wrote:
Ennis wrote:

Im sure there is a easier way then this. One of the developers should know this question fairly quickly i would think. Forgive me if im mistaken. I'd prefer not to install any extensions, i have heard that some tend to screw up your profile, leak more memory etc.

Ofcourse there is an easies way, it is allways easier to ask rather then doing something yourself smile

We don't want to bother developers with things like this, they should be doing more important things tongue

As for the others -> http://punbb.org/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=71962#p71962

Dude, if you read my original post, i stated that i searched for this for a period of time. I am a programmer, and i know that looking for something or programming your head gets a little cloudy sometimes and you just cant solve or find the solution to the right problem quickly.

Furthermore, I didn't ask a developer directly, constantly pm'ing them over this issue. I simple said there had to be a simplier solution to this then installing unneeded firefox extensions. A developer would be the best person to answer the question as they developed this software and have worked with it, or someone else who was use to working with the punbb forums. I recently just install the forums myself, so i am still getting use to the way everything is laid out.

thanks hcgtv for your reply. However, when i change the value of the H2, it decreases the size of the announcement header while the timestamp stays the same

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Re: Timestamp Size

NHF...

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Re: Timestamp Size

Ennis wrote:

thanks hcgtv for your reply. However, when i change the value of the H2, it decreases the size of the announcement header while the timestamp stays the same

Do you simply want to change the text size?

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10 Reply by Ennis

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Re: Timestamp Size

pogenwurst wrote:
Ennis wrote:

thanks hcgtv for your reply. However, when i change the value of the H2, it decreases the size of the announcement header while the timestamp stays the same

Do you simply want to change the text size?

yes please

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Re: Timestamp Size

Hopefully this will work out:

DIV.blockpost H2 SPAN A {FONT-SIZE: whatever}

Do you want the number on the right shrunk as well?

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12 Reply by Ennis (edited by Ennis 2006-06-30 05:05)

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Re: Timestamp Size

pogenwurst wrote:

Hopefully this will work out:

DIV.blockpost H2 SPAN A {FONT-SIZE: whatever}

Do you want the number on the right shrunk as well?

The number on the right is perfectly fine for now and thank you very much. This worked perfectly. Appreciate your help.

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