As suspected the above code won't actually help on your site; it would make the links bigger but not the part where it says 'pages' or the current page your users would be on. And changing td.middletext will affect a bunch of other places just for fun.
Should be around line 798 in an unmodified 1.1.19 forum. You can replace that with:
That's about the most reliable thing you can do to resize the page selectors and that will apply to all of them.
In fact to change the 'pages' part you'd have to track down every instance of the code where the page index is used and manually change it. There's a lot of them and they're not all consistently named.
To change the numbers - including the [1] for current page - though, that can be done with a single edit, not using the above code nor in any theme. You'll need to go to cPanel, to the file manager and find Sources/Subs.php since it will have to be a change to Subs.php itself where the page index is generated.
In Subs.php, you will be able to find this code:
return $pageindex;Should be around line 798 in an unmodified 1.1.19 forum. You can replace that with:
return '<span style="font-size:18px;">' . $pageindex . '</span>';That's about the most reliable thing you can do to resize the page selectors and that will apply to all of them.
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