WordPress Font Size

Please Note The default installation of this plugin will have no visible effect on your theme. You must add css to specify the size of the font adjustments, this plugin only adds the body class = font-size-{$number} to allow your CSS to do the tweaking. See the FAQ for configurable constants. Demo CSS: This will change the font size of all paragraph elements. .font-size-1 p { font-size: 0.8em; } .font-size-2 p { font-size: 0.9em; } ... other rules here ... .font-size-7 p { font-size: 1.7em; } To target other elements: .font-size-7 p, .font-size-7 h1, .font-size-7 h2 .(etc...) { font-size: 1.7em; } == Frequently Asked Questions == Where is the admin screen? There is none. The only configuration can be done by adding the below constants to your wp-config.php file. You'll need to author your CSS to take advantage of the stateful classes added to the element. How do I customize the number of levels? Add the following constants to your wp-config.php file, adjusting the levels to your liking. define('WP_FONTSIZE_MAX', 7); define('WP_FONTSIZE_DEFAULT', 3); define('WP_FONTSIZE_MIN', 1); How do I disable the including of the CSS? This disables the CSS that lays out the font size indicator in the top right of the screen. Use this to override the CSS with your own styles. define('WP_FONTSIZE_CSS', false); How do I use the font size adjustor in my template? This lets you use the plugin inside a template, by using the wp_fontsize::html() method. This will display the interface using the tag: ` To disable the default html adjustor, make sure you add this to your wp-config.php: define('WP_FONTSIZE_HTML', false); ` == Screenshots == 1. Clicking on the fontsize button increments or decrements the font-size-{$number} applied to the body of the page