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  1. Does it matter that it's XDForum? I figured it would be a simple question of where to insert more code? I don't know much about PHP and was in need of help. To be frank, I feel markedly slighted. Why must this be difficult?
  2. Well naturally my entire site runs off css, but I don't know how to force a css call in this regard. The point is not what size, but simply where to put the code so it works!! The only thing that has changed in the size so far are the numbers indicating how many posts, etc. I need that first line to have some ability to change the font size. Thanks!
  3. I am working with a piece of software called XD Forum on my blog site. It is coded entirely in php and I am not too familiar with how it all works... Here is the code... You will notice that the second line, I was able to figure out how to make the font larger. I need to make the font larger on the first line of this code, but don't know where to insert it. Thanks for the help!! [code]echo xdforum_create_link("forum", array("name"=>$tfs[$i]->xf_name, "xf_name"=>$tfs[$i]->xf_name, "xf_id"=>$tfs[$i]->xf_id));         echo ($tfs[$i]->xf_description!="")?"<br /><font size=1>".$tfs[$i]->xf_description."</font>":"";[/code] See the small fonts in action! [url=http://opensource.christophercraft.com/?page_id=6]http://opensource.christophercraft.com/?page_id=6[/url]
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