Planet Nexus

On Jcink visitors not signed in can only view your default theme, so it is important to make sure it is there.

I think it's the Misty Woods conversion you kindly did for me, so the codes added there.. That theme also has the code working to enlarge the font.. I'd love to get someobe that knows about theme codes on JCink, the developer says it's better to increase the font size in all themes rather than use a code to increase the font sizes, I'd make a dogs dinner of it if I started playing with any coding..

(01-23-2019, 07:09 PM)Sandy Wrote: [ -> ]I think it's the Misty Woods conversion you kindly did for me, so the codes added there.. That theme also has the code working to enlarge the font.. I'd love to get someobe that knows about theme codes on JCink, the developer says it's better to increase the font size in all themes rather than use a code to increase the font sizes, I'd make a dogs dinner of it if I started playing with any coding..

Find this is your CSS/Stylesheet

body {
font-family: Arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
color: #a0bde9; margin:0px;
padding:0px;
background-color:#363D4E;
text-align:center;

And just change the font-size12px; to a bigger number in each theme

Thanks Sarah, I'll take a look later and change it, hopefully we can drop the code afterwards as it's causing a bit of site lag..

CSS changes do not cause any kind of loading lags. You likely have some JS code somewhere that is responsible, if it isn't just your provider holding you up.

The Jcink developer says the code we have to enlarge/decrease the font size is what will be causing our site lag in some browsers, now Jane's back I hope to drop that code and get the post sizes bigger through the CSS as suggested.. For some reason Jcink seems to have a small font size, one of the few flaws I've found with the site to date..

For the record, I have no clue what you mean by "the code we have to enlarge/decrease the font size is what will be causing our site lag in some browsers".

If you are referencing the code that I provided to you the other day, you don't even have it installed on the default (guest) theme. So there's no way it is "causing site lag".

Additionally, I keep telling you that all you have to do is hold down the Ctrl button on your keyboard and then press the + button.

Usually that is the same key that has the = (equal) symbol on it.

This is simply using the built in zoom of the browser. There's nothing fancy about it. No script to cause lag on a site loading. If just magnifies (zooms) the page being displayed. If it's too much zoom, just hold down the Ctrl button and then press the - (minus or hyphen) button. That button also has the _ (underscore) symbol on it.

Again, no fancy codes needed. Just CTRL and plus/minus as needed.

It was a code I believe Jane got from Cory's site that's causing problems apparently.. I know the Jcink developer said it's better not to use a code, just increase to the size we want in the themes rather than add third part codes to do the job..