Changing the font size of the header

[zonkd]

The header font size is the same as the headlines, which encourages me to not have a header for the site - schoollaners.org

But on this neighbourhood site, it has a role to play. Calling it the 'smallest website in the world' helps to counter the fact that it must be heading in that direction.

I can't find which of part of CSS controls it. Hopefully, forum experts will recognise exactly the place to change the font down quite a few notches.

Be grateful for some advice, please, experts.

[dpacadmin]

Your site is using "cufon", where each word is turned into a text image rather then regular text. I have looked at a site like this before and found no way to alter test size using CSS. I don't know how "cufon" is implemented but maybe it has its own settings somewhere in your template, or there could be settings in cufon's JavaScript file.

[zonkd]

That is new to me, dpacadmin, and thanks very much for pointing it out. No wonder so little of the innards made sense, although for a gardening community the template looks good, and very suitable.
Well, if the system is unorthodox, then the answer might be to use unorthodox ways.
I want the words 'smallest website in the world' around the masthead, so I've just dropped the message into the index page. Job done. It works.
There seems to be quite a lot about cufon on the net.
Thanks very much for the info.