This is controlled by your theme’s CSS.
Ohh how I love answers like that because I didn’t specify my quest from the beginning in the title.
But I guess I may interpret it as I better figure it out myself because I am lazy and stupid.
Thank you!
Are you using a Child Theme or Custom CSS plugin to make changes to the theme’s CSS? Modifying theme files isn’t a good idea – as all of your changes will be lost when WP is updated.
Once that’s set up, which parts do you want to change? A browser tool like Firebug should help you find the relevant CSS – also see:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
The spacing between lines is determined by the line-height attribute in style.css. Currently yours is set to 24px. If you’re using a child theme you can override this in your child theme’s style.css. If not, you can edit it directly in the theme’s style.css.
Here is what I found using the element inspector in Chrome:
http://imgur.com/X4MBkRW
Child theme I already know about it. Even have a copy of the original in case something would happen.
OK, I’ll try it out.
Ok sounds good, let us know how it works out.
Thanks for your help. It looks better, and I may figure out things later on.
