Change font size of blog footer

I did a test blog Test Footer Font Size. Note the size of the fonts in the footer.

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The instrutions below will involve scanning through long line of codes in a template. See section on how you can find code easily at the bottom of the post if you have difficulties. Also, before you do anything to the template, always backup your template PLUS the Page Elements. See
Backup New Blogger template PLUS Page Elements and change template

Backup New Blogger template PLUS Page Elements and change template

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To change the footer font size, sign into blogger.com (Dashboard). Click LAYOUT for the relevant blog, then under the TEMPLATE tab, click the EDIT HTML sub-tab. Look for block of codes that may look something like this (the exact code will depend on template. The one below is for the Blogger Minima template):

#footer {
width:660px;
clear:both;
margin:0 auto;
padding-top:15px;
line-height: 1.6em;
text-transform:uppercase;
letter-spacing:.1em;
text-align: center;
}

Just add a line

font-size: 400%;

so that the block of codes become

#footer {
width:660px;
clear:both;
margin:0 auto;
padding-top:15px;
line-height: 1.6em;
text-transform:uppercase;
letter-spacing:.1em;
text-align: center;
font-size: 400%;
}

Preview and if everything seems OK, click "Save template".

NOTE: The font size can be in % or px (pixels). You may also use 250% or 18px. Experiment, preview until you get what you want before you save the template.

How to easily locate the code you are looking for

To make your task of scanning the long lines of codes in the template, press ctrl+F and a Find [ ] will appear at the left of bottom of the browser. Tpye all or part of the code you are looking for and the scrollbar will scroll down to the part where the code is located and highlight it. See screenshot below:



Do all the necessary editing and preview. If everything seem OK, click "Save template" and VIEW BLOG" to ensure everything is OK

If this method don't work, click on the inside of the template editor window and press ctrl+A (or right-click and chose "Select all") to highlight all the template. Click ctrl+C (or right-click and chose "copy") to copy the template into clipboard, open a Notepad file, click ctrl+A again (or right-click and chose "Select all"), then click EDIT > FIND in the menu bar of Notepad at the top (or press ctrl+F), and in the "pop-up" FIND box, type or copy all or part of the code into the box and click "Find Next" and again the code you are looking for will be located and highlighted (see screenshot below):



Do whatever editing you need to do, then press ctrl+A (or right-click and chose "Select all") to highlight all the edited template in Notepad to copy into clipboard. Go back to the template editor. The whole unedited template should still be highlighted. Click the DELETE key and the template editor window will become empty. Paste the edited template into the empty template editor window, preview, then save.

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