I would like to change the font size in the ez-pages navigation bar

[discoverycomputers]

Hello

We are using v1.3.9h

Our site is www.discoverycomputers.com and I would like to add new ex-pages but the font in the ez-page navigation bar is too big and it causes a second line which I do not want.

I would like to be able to change the font size of the ez-page words/links so that I can have more ez-page links on my site.

I haven't been able to find the specific instructions using the search here and on Google, so obviously I am not using the right search terms.

Thanks kindly

[keneso]

Line 569 of your stylesheet.css change the value in red to your needs

navEZPagesTop {
background: url("../images/nav_menu.png") repeat-x scroll left center transparent;
float: right;
font-size: 0.95em;
font-weight: bold;
margin: 0;
width: 970px;
}

[discoverycomputers]

Important to note, this is not a side box. This is the main header of Home
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[discoverycomputers]

I tried the stylesheet.css in my theme that looks like this (I have changed the font-size to .25 with no change

#navEZPagesTop {

font-size: 0.25em;
font-weight: bold;
margin: 0em;
width:970px;
float:right;

background:url(../images/nav_menu.png) repeat-x scroll left center transparent;

}

If you look at www.discoverycomputers.com you can see that the font size has not changed and the second line is showing

[discoverycomputers]

I've shortened the names of the links to make them fit, but I am still looking for the solution on how to decrease the size of the font in the Ez-pages navigation bar

[keneso]

Ok, I think I found the problem.

Find all istances of #topep in your stylesheet, and delete all font-size rules in them, while you are at it, you should also fix the margin-left as you have two different values in two different lines (delete one, and adjust the other to your needs).

Now you can set the font-size in #navEZPagesTop, BTW 0.25 is rather small, I think you can manage with 1em, or use % to set the value; whatever suits your needs.