You bet! :-)

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Thanks!

Christopher

Worked thanks!

Try this...

#sidebar p {font-size: 16px;}

Best,

Christopher

Okay that almost has it covered except for a HTML link in a text widget which remains unaffected.

The text of the widget is:
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Suggestions?
http://www.thecreativehigh.com/

You can target the widget titles like this...

#sidebar ul li.widget h2.widgettitle {font-size: 16px;}

Hope that helps!

Best,

Christopher

It sort of did, enlarging only the copyright and widget on the left side, and the body of a widget using text, ignoring two titles and one body with a html link.

Hi there,

I'm not sure what the issue is with the plugin. Unfortunately troubleshooting plugins is not something covered under my standard support services.

That said, there's a Custom CSS box on the Customize page that is intended to make style changes without having to edit the actual template files.

You can increase widget and footer text with something like this...

#sidebar ul li.widget,
#copyright {font-size: 14px}

Hope that helps!

Best,

Christopher

The problem is in the footer where the Headings and Text is bare legible. The success of font editing elsewhere seems to just be delayed.

http://www.thecreativehigh.com/

I'd like to use Google Fonts, and am using the Easy Google Fonts Plugin, but the size and styles are overridden – only the color can be changed, and the footer text doesn't change at all. I need to unlock the stylesheet to allow external plugins to make font edits, without manually changing the stylesheet. How can I do this?

(The fonts are desperately small, the only theme drawback, but it's a major one if the fonts are unable to be easily edited.)