element for bold on tagline

Does anyone know which stylesheet element, or other code, is controlling the tagline (Sales Message Goes Here) being bold? The text is nested in a header h1 tag, which in turn is nested in a taglineWrapper division, which is nested in the logoWrapper division. I have checked and tested all of these in the stylesheet and am unable to determine what is controlling the bold on that text. I would like to be able to find this source of code so that I can modify it for my custom text for this area. As always, any ideas are appreciated. Thanks!

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Thanks for your reply.
http://www.vintage-adventures.com/
I have learned how to change that text, uses different header sizes, align it differently, etc. But I have yet to discover which stylesheet element is making it bold. Total mystery, at least to me.

Since you've got the text inside an H1 tag, that's what it's inheriting the bold text from. (Because H1 by default is bold, even if not specified in your stylesheet.)

You can either take out the H1 from your language file, or you can use CSS to override the bold:```
#tagline h1 {font-weight: normal;}

Thanks so much for your assistance. I should have figured that h tags are rendered bold by browsers -- I missed the obvious there!
thanks also for snippet of code that will allow me to work around it w/o too much slicing and dicing.

update: just a thought -- I should probably stay away from changing the defaults for the H tags, don't you think? They may be needed elsewhere in the store or in the future? I don't mind making lots of changes to just the tagline, though, to make it smaller, non-bold, etc. Well, I guess it doesn't matter, if anything needs returned to default, it's not too difficult either way.

The style rule DrByte gave you is specific to the tagline h1; it will not affect h1 tags anywhere else.