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  • Thread Starter Jimmy Ho

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    The HTML code worked as I expected in an independent HTML file, but when the code was inserted into a WordPress page (in the Text tab), it did not work as I expected. That’s why I posted it in this forum.

    While editing a WordPress page, there seems to be no table-drawing buttons that a user can use, so inserting HTML code into the Text tab is the only way that I know to display a table.

    Thread Starter Jimmy Ho

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    It works for all devices mentioned above.

    BTW, I am now using 18px instead of 15px so that the titles on the sidebar will appear to be slightly larger than the menu items.

    Anyway, many thanks!

    Thread Starter Jimmy Ho

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    Thank you, Andrew. I put your suggested code on the style.css file and it works for the following devices:

    • An Android phone with a small screen (4.3 inches) in portrait mode
    • An Android phone with a small screen (4.3 inches) in landscape mode
    • A Windows phone with a large screen (6 inches) in portrait mode
    • A Windows phone with a large screen (6 inches) in landscape mode
    • A Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 in portrait mode

    It doesn’t work for the following devices:

    • A (Windows 7) PC with a screen resolution of 1280×800
    • A Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 in landscape mode

    Please advise which other areas need to be changed in order to reduce the font size of the sidebar titles when viewed on a PC. Thank you!

    Thread Starter Jimmy Ho

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    I’ve tried to put the following (as suggested by an expert in this forum) at the bottom of style.css, but it still doesn’t work.

    .widget-title {
    color: #666666;
    font-size: 10px;
    font-weight: 500;
    letter-spacing: 0.1em;
    line-height: 2.6em;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    }

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