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This must be simple... but not for me... On the picture I have marked  where I have tried to change text size and color without no success. How to achieve that the text "Mesindustarbed mesinikult mesinikule" would be higher and the color of text "Oled külastamas...!" would be #013300? I changed these texts size and color in global.css under generic style but that was not a good idea.

 

Thanks in advance :)

 

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Thanks again, Vekia! The color of text: "Olete külastamas...!" is changed. But what about the text size at the very bottom (look at the picture that I posted)? If I right-click on this text and select Inspect element, then I can see that it is inherited from body style. How to make this text independent? I need it a bit higher than now (of course - the green area / background must become higher also).

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Thanks again, Vekia! The color of text: "Olete külastamas...!" is changed. But what about the text size at the very bottom (look at the picture that I posted)? If I right-click on this text and select Inspect element, then I can see that it is inherited from body style. How to make this text independent? I need it a bit higher than now (of course - the green area / background must become higher also).

it's a default footer?

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  • 4 weeks later...

I'm not a programmer... Do you mean that I should copy-paste your script into global.css? But in global.css the color is defined as I need it (see attached file). So where should I enter this script?

 

Another question from the previous posting:  what about the text size at the very bottom (look at the picture that I posted)? If I right-click on this text and select Inspect element, then I can see that it is inherited from body style. How to make this text independent? I need it a bit higher than now (of course - the green area / background must become higher also).

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