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Does anyone know where I can change the font / size which each Header type uses when creating a new topic (site wide)?

Is this possible or would it be a case of having to use CCS or changing the skin which my site uses?

Ideally I just want to find somewhere within the configuration which states: - Header1 = FontX, SizeX Header2 = FontX, SizeX

And then be able to change this accordingly.

Thanks a lot,

James

Environment

TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x02x00
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS: Windows Server 2003
Web server: Apache 2.2.9 (Win32)
Perl version: 5.008008 (MSWin32)
Client OS: Windows XP SP3
Web Browser: Internet Explorer 7.0
Categories: Documentation, Deployment

-- JamesRJMorris - 15 Sep 2008

Answer

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This is usually done by defining and attaching a user specific CSS file as described in PatternSkinCssCookbook to your home topic. Of course you can also use CSS style settings on topic basis (see source).

-- FranzJosefGigler - 15 Sep 2008

You might want to use TWiki.PatternSkinColorSettings instead: I've added color swatches.

<style type="text/css">
<!--
/* ... Hier werden die Formate definiert ... */
h2 { font-size:93%; color:red;}
-->
</style>

-- SeanCMorgan - 15 Sep 2008

Closing after more than 30 days. Please reopen with more details if needed...

-- PeterThoeny - 06 Nov 2008

 
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Topic revision: r4 - 2008-11-06 - PeterThoeny
 
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