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    Posted by gezza on Mon 08 of May, 2006 17:02 GMT-0000 Hungary

    HiAll!
    I am creating a theme for my site by melting together some legacy and new themes and at one point I changed something and somehow I can not track it back /I am in the middle, it is a big mess now 😊)/..the thing is that when I use SPLIT plugin on a wikipage, the font size is smaller than the sections of the page that are not in a split.. might be easy, but there are font sizes more than 60 places now and I dont find the right one..please someone help!! 😊
    tnx&cheers,
    Gezza

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    Posted by rayhne on Mon 08 of May, 2006 17:23 GMT-0000
    A related question ... is there a way to control font size?

    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties on Mon 08 of May, 2006 22:42 GMT-0000 United States

    The SPLIT plugin creates columns by using tables. As a result, the text within a SPLIT is controlled by the table.td style — not the regular body style. You'll need to update the CSS to make your table, and td styles be the same size as your regular body text.

    HTH,

    -Rick

    Posted by gezza on Thu 11 of May, 2006 20:00 GMT-0000 Hungary

    Thanks for the answer!! I'll try it out...
    another question - maybe I should open another topic ont this..:
    is there anything that is compulsory to have in a css regarding security? I mean can I leave out things from a css without risking security holes?
    /I decided to delete everything from the long css and to leave just those I see having an effect on the output..(some divs and td.-s are real mystery to me)/
    tnx&cheers,
    gezza

    The SPLIT plugin creates columns by using tables. As a result, the text within a SPLIT is controlled by the table.td style — not the regular body style. You'll need to update the CSS to make your table, and td styles be the same size as your regular body text.

    HTH,

    -Rick

    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties on Fri 12 of May, 2006 01:49 GMT-0000 United States

    Thanks for the answer!! I'll try it out...
    another question - maybe I should open another topic ont this..:
    is there anything that is compulsory to have in a css regarding security? I mean can I leave out things from a css without risking security holes?


    The CSS is for the presentation layer only. AFAIK, there are no security implications with using/omitting CSS styles.

    For my TIKIs, I remove all the styles for features that I do not use. IMHO, the CSS files suffer from severe bloatage.

    HTH,

    -Rick

    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties on Fri 12 of May, 2006 01:49 GMT-0000 United States

    The SPLIT plugin creates columns by using tables. As a result, the text within a SPLIT is controlled by the table.td style — not the regular body style. You'll need to update the CSS to make your table, and td styles be the same size as your regular body text.

    HTH,

    -Rick