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Hi The MoUsY spell checker!
I was wondering if there was a way to make my font on my advice column all bold, because my background is i guess pretty printed, so none of the font colors are very "readable" if you know what I mean. thanks! ps my user name on here is xosodapopx3 so if you would like to look at my column to see for yourself, go ahead :-) thanks again,
Brittney
I wouldn't really recommend bolding the whole page, but you can use CSS to do that.
If you have a paid account and a custom style, put the following code in the Overall Page Layout box. Otherwise, put this in the Describe yourself box in Profile Settings.
td,p,body{font-weight: bold;}
Note that if you already have tags, you should just add the td,p,body{font-weight: bold;} line between them without repeating the style tags. If you have anything else modifying td, p, or body, you should just add the font-weight part without repeating everything else.
Another possible solution to the readability issue (without changing the background) is to put the text in a transparent box. (See example 3 on this page: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_image_transparency.asp)
div#content
{background-color: #ffffff;
filter:alpha(opacity=60); opacity:0.6;}
For more information about CSS, I recommend this site: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp
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(5) thanks so much! I really appreciate you helping me out, I ended up finding a better background when I went on your site, just browsing the internet, but I will always have your advice for future refrenses! :-) thanks again, happy holidays.