Hello Steve,

This really isn't an issue with EasyBlog. From the looks of it, it looks like you have set a smaller font size while you are composing the blog post. Take a look at the source of the document here, http://screen.stackideas.com/2015-02-27_0123.png . Notice that for that particular paragraph, a font style is being applied from the editor.

Wow- you guys are fast!

and right - thanks for that...

I've corrected it, but the only way I could do that was by stripping the span styling out in html editor - I don't know how that styling got in there at all. It's a mystery - I certainly had no intention of making any of the text smaller and I can see nothing in my editor that would even allow me to do that...

I love being able to fix things. I hate not knowing how I broke them.

Thanks again for your lightening response - awesome.

Hello Steve,

I believe it's most likely being added by the WYSIWYG editor. Perhaps there are some font formatting that you could remove with the WYSIWYG buttons?

That's what I thought but I don't see anything - I'll screenshot later and post back - gotta run!

Hello Steve,

Sure, keep us updated then.

Here's the thing... I see no option where I could change the size of the text even if I wanted to....

And if I did change the size, it was by mistake... so I'm still not sure how I might have done that.

Hello Steve,

What you can do is to enable the extended version of TINYMCE as it would allow you to utilize more font properties. To do so, proceed to the Extensions Manager > Tinymce and set it to load the Extended version instead.