Quote from: arbitrarys – Experiencing a 500 error after installing ElkArte can be frustrating. Did you check server logs? It might relate to permissions or PHP versions. Troubleshooting feels like a tough Retro Bowl match, doesn't it? Each attempt to fix the issue is like a strategic play, hoping to get that winning touchdown. Ensuring your hosting environment meets ElkArte's requirements is key to victory.
First, make sure you're not trying to install a pre-beta development version
Last post by arbitrarys -
Experiencing a 500 error after installing ElkArte can be frustrating. Did you check server logs? It might relate to permissions or PHP versions. Troubleshooting feels like a tough Retro Bowl match, doesn't it? Each attempt to fix the issue is like a strategic play, hoping to get that winning touchdown. Ensuring your hosting environment meets ElkArte's requirements is key to victory.
Last post by Spuds -
One other item. When the font gets larger the lines may look to close together. If so increase the 150%, thats the line spacing, to 180% etc. OR add line-spacing: 1.8; to the html section.
Last post by Spuds -
There are two ways to increase the base font size.
In your custom_BeSocialHawkfriend.css you can do one of the following:
First the line font: 90%/130% Helvetica, Arial, "Nimbus Sans L", sans-serif; is in the body tag which is fine. That 90% means all fonts and children of the body tag (which is about everything) will be font-size: 90%; of the base font, or in this case .9*16px = 14.4px Change that 90 to 95 for a 15.2px base font or 100% for a 16px font.
Many other areas fonts will be relative to the base but some are hard coded with a font-size: attribute, those would have to individuality addressed.
The other way would be to add a font-size: 17px; to the html section of that style sheet. This would then be .9*17=15.3px font size. There currently is no font size defined in the html section, so its just a default 16px.
Many thanks Spuds !!
