product description font size

[Karole]

Does anyone know exactly which tag to change, for the product descriptions to be a larger font? I can't figure it out!
Thank you, Karole

[barco57]

#productDescription.......add a font-size:

[Karole]

Thank you Barco57,
I tried to dfind that line, and all I could fine is this:

/*.content,*/ #productDescription, .shippingEstimatorWrapper {
/*font-size: 2.2em;*/
padding: 0.5em;
}

I increased the font-size listed there, but nothing changed.
Do yoiu have any other suggestions?
Thank you, Karole

[barco57]

do you have a url I can look at?

[Karole]

Yes, thank you.
It's backdoorgunandtactical.com
Just enter through the "public" or another link.
Karole

[barco57]

On which page?.....the font size on the product info page is huge....the only place it appears small is on the product listing page (copy and paste an exact page url for me)

[Karole]

http://www.backdoorgunandtactical.co...ndex&cPath=101


Sorry, I meant the product listing page.
The guy wants all the text big.
Thank you very much.
Karole

[barco57]

add this to the stylesheet.....even though I think its kinda ugly with larger font there (anybody that needs a font size that big there probably shouldn't be trying to shoot a gun anyway) adjust font size to your liking.

td.productListing-data .listingDescription {font-size: 2.0em;}

[rstevenson]

...or, if you want all text on the site to be somewhat larger than the default sizes specified by the stylesheet, go right to the top of your main stylesheet.css and find the body tag. In Classic it says font-size: 65%;

Change that to 80% and all text will be that much larger.

For obscure reasons involving text-resizing capability for visitors with less than perfect vision, I do this...

html {font-size: 100%;} /* to make IE Win behave */

...then, in the body definition...

font-size: 0.8em;

The effect is essentially the same, but is, so the experts tell me, more user-friendly.

Take with a grain of salt and call me in the morning.

Rob