[missfmixer]

how to increase the font size of blog post text in both versions?

how to increase the width of post and corresponding width of images in laptop version? i want to reduce the space on the edges when the side bar is not there
reference: https://www.thriftsandthreads.com/summer-accessories-to-complete-your-look/
That kind of look how to create. this site uses theblogger as well.

Also can you tell me is it possible to show the UPDATED date on my posts? or that is not possible in my theme. i have seen some themes have it. Is there a code for it?

Also i told you my image is 1280px for feature image and 700 to 1024 px mostly for other images. what is the optimum resolution in your opinion? i could not find any proper info online due to issue of retina displays.
also And what is the optimum image SIZE of individual images so site does not get too slow. I am keeping max 150 kb each.

Also in the author box i want my name in caps lock (like NEHA BAGARIA) but below the post title and homepage post title i want it small case (like “Neha Bagaria”). But when i chance the setting in wordpress i can only do either of the two. So how to do this? with what code?
Like if i could change to small letters in wordpress setting and get a code for author box to be in caps.

Thanks in advance!

[serkan]

Hi,
Please go to appearance > customize > general > fonts > you need to change the body font size. Single blog posts take the font size from body size.
You can go to appearance > customize > general > layout > increase page/post content width.
The published date is shown. I have not seen that the updated date is shown. You can go to appearance > customize > meta > single post meta > date > you can set up the position. It is recommended that the screen resolution be at least 1.5 times the size of the devices with retina support. There are those who recommend 1440px or 1920px. 150kb is not a high figure. It already provides by optimizer plugins.
You can use these custom css codes for uppercase request;

h4.author-name { text-transform:  uppercase; }
span.fn { text-transform: none; }

Thanks