font size

[michael24h]

I'm trying chenge font size using custom css, with no luck. Colour and width change just fine.

.calendar_monthly { width : 400px; color: #009100; font-size: 90px; line-height: 95px;

}

[KirAsh4]

That's because there is no CSS class 'calendar_monthly'. Please look in the 'mcal.css' and the 'themes/custom.css' files to find what you need to change and make sure you do it ONLY in the 'themes/custom.css' file and set it in the config.

[michael24h]

I added to 'themes/custom.css' and still can't see any changes. } .calendar_monthly { font-size: 3500em; height: 3500em;

}

[KirAsh4]

I will reiterate my statement: there is no CSS class anywhere in the code called 'calendar_monthly'. So while you can put that in your files as often as you want, it will never be used, because it doesn't exist anywhere. I don't know which element exactly you're trying to change, so it's difficult for me to tell you what you should be changing or adding. This is why I recommend that you look at what's already in the 'mcal.css' and 'themes/custom.css' files and look at the generated HTML in your browser, to figure out which class you need to be adjusting. There are several elements that can be accessed already, I simply don't know if you're trying to change a current one, or if I need to expose a new element. I'm fishing in the dark here ... I can't even add a request item on my list, not knowing which element you're trying to change.

[michael24h]

Hi There I just traying to make this module displayng bigger, that all Thanks

On 22 Jan 2019, at 20:46, Ashley M. Kirchner notifications@github.com wrote:

I will reiterate my statement: there is no CSS class anywhere in the code called 'calendar_monthly'. So while you can put that in your files as often as you want, it will never be used, because it doesn't exist anywhere. I don't know which element exactly you're trying to change, so it's difficult for me to tell you what you should be changing or adding. This is why I recommend that you look at what's already in the 'mcal.css' and 'themes/custom.css' files and look at the generated HTML in your browser, to figure out which class you need to be adjusting. There are several elements that can be accessed already, I simply don't know if you're trying to change a current one, or if I need to expose a new element. I'm fishing in the dark here ... I can't even add a request item on my list, not knowing which element you're trying to change.

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[KirAsh4]

I understand that. However there are several elements that are used to display the calendar. There is no one, single, class that changes everything at once. What I'm trying to convey to you is that what you are trying to do, with that 'calendar_monthly' CSS class, will not work.