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   6/21/09

   timethief

   Is your blog free hosted by wordpress.COM or are you self hosting wordpress.ORG free software on your own domain?
   Wordpress.com or Wordpress.org ? The difference.
   en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/please-read-me-first-before-posting?replies=1
   
   If you are referring to a wordpress.COM free hosted blog then the theme you choose has a font style and size coded into the template. You cannot access the underlying template files and edit them.
   Can I edit my template?
   faq.wordpress.com/2005/09/27/edit-my-templates/
   
   The reason is all free hosted wordpress.com bloggers are working on a multi-user blogging platform, and if one blogger could change the font size and style on their blog then every other blogger with the same theme would find their blog identically affected.
   
   Consequently, the only option for changing font styles and sizes in free hosted wordpress.COM blogs is to manually change the same on each and every post and page created.
   Can I change my font / font size?
   faq.wordpress.com/2006/06/12/can-i-change-my-font-font-size/
   
   The only exception is if you choose to purchase a CSS editing upgrade. In that case your can change the font style on the CSS stylesheet and that will change throughout the entire blog and not have to so it manually on every post and page.
   About the Custom CSS Upgrade
   faq.wordpress.com/2007/10/18/about-the-custom-css-upgrade/

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      6/21/09

      Tuffour

      thank you, it is wordpress.com.
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      6/21/09

      timethief

      See above. ^
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   6/21/09

   Tuffour

   Thank you timethief for your help. I am using for free, it means i cannot change it.

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      6/21/09

      timethief

      You're welcome but let's be clear here so when others find this thread in the Discussion searchbox they understand.
      
      (1) You can change the font size and the font style manually on every post and page you create on a free hosted wordpress.COM blog - free of charge. (It's a minor coding exercise.)
      
      (2) If you are prepared to pay $15 per year for a CSS upgrade and to do the CSS editing yourself, then you can edit the CSS sytlesheet for your individual free hosted blog and change the font size and the style throughout the blog.
      
      Happy blogging!