The code is as follows:
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I don’t understand what you mean. If I test your code alone, all the fonts are the same, no problem
I don’t understand what you mean. If I test your code alone, all the fonts are the same, no problem. Well, I just want to make these words larger. For example, the original 20px is adjusted to 30px. Can you try it?
If you write it like this, it should be fine.
Moreover, you don’t need to write it like this. You can directly define a font size for ckepop. That’s it.
#ckepop a span {font-size:20px;}
Just write it completely and it should be fine.
Put
style="font-size:20px;" Delete all
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#ckepop a span {font-size:20px;}
Just write it completely and it should be fine
It’s useless
Moreover, you don’t need to write like this, you can just define a font size for ckepop directly
Well, I guess it’s because of their class The impact is because I use open source stuff provided online, so I don’t know how to deal with it
style="font-size:20px;" in your code
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