Help with PHP/CSS editing

LittleBigMan · 02-15-2008, 08:43 AM

Guys

I have tweaked a PHP site provided for my good lady by editing various aspects of the script, but I'm a little nevous about trying to tweak the code relating to font size for H1,H2 header title. Is it safe for me to increase this from say 18px to 24 px without any problems or could I end up corrupting the script?

I've managed to replace some text and images with others within the template theme OK, although I can't remember now in what file the text was located

I guess I have two questions then please. Can I tweak CSS code and where is the text for title on the main page normally located?

Thanks in anticipation

LBM

Daniel · 02-15-2008, 09:04 AM

Changing a tiny thing in the CSS is extremely unlikely (/impossible) to affect any of the PHP.

And your second question. Just search around, try using a Find tool.

Remember CSS is very unpunishing, if it goes weird, change it back.

Dan

LittleBigMan · 02-15-2008, 09:10 AM

Ok Dan, thanks

I've edited HTML before, so I'm not completely ignorant, but these type of scripts/code just makes me nervous due to global effects etc. My lady would never forgive me if I screwed up the site I worked so hard to set up for

Cheers

LBM

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LittleBigMan Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Heart of England Posts: 1,680 775.40 NP$ (Donate)	Help with PHP/CSS editing Guys I have tweaked a PHP site provided for my good lady by editing various aspects of the script, but I'm a little nevous about trying to tweak the code relating to font size for H1,H2 header title. Is it safe for me to increase this from say 18px to 24 px without any problems or could I end up corrupting the script? I've managed to replace some text and images with others within the template theme OK, although I can't remember now in what file the text was located I guess I have two questions then please. Can I tweak CSS code and where is the text for title on the main page normally located? Thanks in anticipation LBM __________________ DomainProfiles LLL.orgs NNN.orgs LLLL.com LL.bz

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Daniel Danltn.com Join Date: May 2007 Location: Danltn.com / Nottingham, UK Posts: 1,201 13.51 NP$ (Donate)	Changing a tiny thing in the CSS is extremely unlikely (/impossible) to affect any of the PHP. And your second question. Just search around, try using a Find tool. Remember CSS is very unpunishing, if it goes weird, change it back. Dan __________________ *VERY CHEAP ADVANCED* BULK DOMAIN-STATISTICS LOOKUP** Danltn's Blog - Daniel Neville's Site Spoof your links! Submit your blog NOW! Putting bloggers on the map!

02-15-2008, 09:10 AM	#3 (permalink)
LittleBigMan Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Heart of England Posts: 1,680 775.40 NP$ (Donate)	Ok Dan, thanks I've edited HTML before, so I'm not completely ignorant, but these type of scripts/code just makes me nervous due to global effects etc. My lady would never forgive me if I screwed up the site I worked so hard to set up for Cheers LBM __________________ DomainProfiles LLL.orgs NNN.orgs LLLL.com LL.bz

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