making some text bold, while rest is light...

[demet]

hi there, i'm pretty new at this css stuff, but building my own site. trying to get my site title formatted. here is the site (please note, artistic nude photography and generally NSFW):http://www.felizpalomagonzalez.com/fphome.html the title is upper leftFELIZPALOMAGONZALEZi'm using a external style sheet with this as an h1 tag, here is the css code: h1{margin-top:7px;margin-left:30px;font-size:18px;color:#999999;text-align:left;font-family:"Helvetica", Arial, sans-serif;letter-spacing:12px;word-spacing:1px;white-space:nowrap;font-weight:200;vertical-align:text-middle;} i want to change the F, P and G letters to a bold style... i tried to use inline styling using the <b> tag, and also the <strong> tag but both just end up changing the color of all the text in the line:http://www.felizpalomagonzalez.com/fphomeTEST.html any suggestions, i've been at this for a few hours, and managing to stay sane, barely ;-)

[Don E]

You can use a span tag with a class like so: span.makeBold { font-weight:bold; } <span class="makeBold">F</span> That's for the F.. do the same for P and G.

[demet]

thanks Don, but that has the same effect of just changing the font color:http://www.felizpalomagonzalez.com/fphomeTEST2.htmli suspect there is something in the coding that is overriding or has priority, but i can't figure out what it is. have tried a lot of trial and error, but so far no luck.

[Don E]

I looked in your style sheet(fpgmaster.css), and I don't see the declaration anywhere.. (Not unless I missed it)span.makeBold {font-weight:bold;}

[demet]

ahhh, i see now what you mean. actually someone else, on Tumblr actually, suggested a similar solution... and i got it to work. indeed i neglected to put the declaration in the css file. just didn't get it. but now i do. thanks for taking the time to help me out! i got it working as i want now :-)

[Don E]

No prob. Glad you got it working.