Any way of increasing the font size of prices in side and centre boxes?

[dgent]

Ive seen that the font size/font/colour of the prices in the centre boxes is inherited from the main body text. Is there anyway of making this customizable?

[schoolboy]

The issue here is that there is no specific DIV ID given over to the price element in these pages.

I would imagine that it is possible to delve into the relevant php files and encase these elements in their own DIV, but I am not the person to ask how to achieve this.

[dgent]

This site has styling for the prices, any way of looking at the code though?

http://www.pasikonik.co.uk/

[badarac]

This site has styling for the prices, any way of looking at the code though?

http://www.pasikonik.co.uk/

A link to the page you are trying to style would be helpful. On the site that you referenced are you speaking about the orange color of the prices that has been styled?

[dgent]

Hi

Yes, the orange text on that link I posted.

[dgent]

The prices change and are stylized when you make an item discounted (strikethrough'd and made red) so somewhere in a template file there is a DIV for this styling. Anyone know where?

[badarac]

The prices change and are stylized when you make an item discounted (strikethrough'd and made red) so somewhere in a template file there is a DIV for this styling. Anyone know where?

In the .css
.priceinnewproducts {
color: #FF6600;
}

[dgent]

In the .css
.priceinnewproducts {
color: #FF6600;
}

Cheers, but that won't work on its own. It needs a class/div to relate to in the code.

[badarac]

Cheers, but that won't work on its own. It needs a class/div to relate to in the code.

The orange text on the site you provided
http://www.pasikonik.co.uk/ is defined in the css with the statement I provided. What specifically are you trying to do that requires a separate div? Are you doing it on that website? Changing the font definitions in the css provided will only affect the prices in what's new product listings. How much more targeted do you need it?

[dgent]

The orange text on the site you provided
http://www.pasikonik.co.uk/ is defined in the css with the statement I provided. What specifically are you trying to do that requires a separate div? Are you doing it on that website? Changing the font definitions in the css provided will only affect the prices in what's new product listings. How much more targeted do you need it?

Yes it is defined on that site, but somewhere in the code for the centre box is a div or a class that corresponds to that definition in the CSS. You can't just put definitions in a CSS file and hope they will change things, they need to be linked.

And no, Im not doing it on that website, I picked that as an example as I quoted above. If I had access to that site for instance, I could simply use the developer tool kit in Admin, search for that definition, and it would find the module/template etc that its called from.