The WP-Drudge template has many, many options for customizing the look and feel of your site. Sometimes, though, this just isn’t enough to get it just right. That’s why WP-Drudge has a built-in way to easily add CSS that will come with you through upgrades.
To add CSS, just paste it into the “Additional CSS” box on the Options page and click Save. CSS is very specific in its syntax so unless you know what to add, you might run into issues. It’s unlikely you’ll break anything (and the fix is, of course, to delete what you added) but possible so be warned.
For “font-size” declarations, increase or decrease the number to increase or decrease the font size, respectively. Declarations below use the “em” scheme, which increases the size of the text using a multiplier. “1em” is just saying “multiply the size of the size by 1,” which, in turn, means “do nothing.” 2em means “multiply the size of the font by 2,” or “double the size.”
Please note: At some point in the near future, the Additional CSS box will go away. If you are just starting to add styling to your site, I would recommend adding it using the Simple Custom CSS plugin or something similar.
Version 2.3 and after:
Version 2.2.2 and before:
Increase or decrease the 5px to change the thickness, simple colors are here: http://html-color-codes.com/