@bubdadigger: We don’t believe in stupid questions around here. 🙂
You could change the size, font, and colour of pieces of text on your site using custom CSS.
If you could point to the specific parts of your site that you’re trying to change, we could assist with that and point you in the right direction.
Thanks, Siobhan 🙂
Well… It would be every text field – sidebar, blog, widgets, everything.
Basically two types of text – title and everything else 🙂
Maybe header/menu and footer are off the list, but I’ll deal with them later, so everything :O))
Hi @bubdadigger,
The text should be fairly consistent across the site as it is. The theme’s designer carefully chose text sizes and fonts that would be work well.
If you’d really like to override those design decisions, I suggest using your browser’s built in tools to inspect specific parts of your site’s text that you’re looking to change.
You will then be able to see any CSS that’s causing the text to look different and then determine the correct custom CSS you need to “reset” it.
For example, I found that the text in your widgets have a set font-size and line-height:

To following CSS could be used to “reset” the styled being applied to the text in your widgets:
.widget {
font-size: inherit;
line-height: inherit;
}
You would need to repeat the process for all styled text across your site.
There are quite a lot of changes that you’d need to make and all of the CSS you’d need goes beyond the scope of support this forum is intended for, but I hope that helps point you in the right direction.