While I did know how to do a couple of these, there were a couple of things I was not aware of (I.E. the line space). Didn’t even know that was an option.

Definitely need to learn more about CSS. I know some of the basics, but am far from having even a remote bit of mastery of it.

Thanks again
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Also, while point size is important for controlling text, remember that different resolutions on readers screens also change the size the type displays at on their screens – heed Mike’s advice and use 12 point as a minimum – personally I prefer 14 point for most applications.

Finally, if you’re not comfortable messing with code, outsource it to a designer – in general they’re less expensive than people assume, and for minor jobs you can often get people to do it for you just by asking your followers on Twitter. Offer a trade-off – they tweak your theme in exchange for you sending an e-mail promoting their product or service, for example.

Truth is, you need to know how to tweak your blogs and sites for those times when you’re in a hurry, but in general outsource what you can so you can focus on your marketing – that’s where the real money is!
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