Testing One Two Three: Help!

[sepdet]

Several people have reported that the reply box for my new lj format is hard to read. I have just attempted to fix it.

Please reply.

~ Is the text legible?
~ If not, what's wrong?
~ If not, what browser/system are you using?

Thank you!

[[EDIT: There, it's mostly working now, thanks everyone! (what do you think of the pretty colors?) ]]

Comments

[akycha.livejournal.com]

This reply box looks fine (blacksans-serif on white background).

[heavenscalyx.livejournal.com]

No longer teeny! Yay!

[xiaolang.livejournal.com]

Looks fine here, under Firefox.

[jeanniemac.livejournal.com]

Seems good to me.

[sepdet.livejournal.com]

Woot! Thanks to the geniuses of s2_tranquility who had posted several suggestions I used to fine-tune this layout (the header and background image, e.g.), and to xtomxfallsx for troubleshooting my teeny font problem.

[trekqueen.livejournal.com]

Looking good! I like the design and everything! Now I need to go an revamp my LJ. :p

More weirdness

[sepdet.livejournal.com]

Oddly, if I view the comments page, then click on "Leave a comment" under the original entry, I'm getting a squinchy textbox with 6 point type liek you all were describing. But if I click "reply" after someone else's comment, or click on "Leave a comment" from the front page of the lj those textboxes are now normal.

I wish I were better at reading code. All I have to do is figure out what the identifier of this particular textbox is, then write a tiny little bit of CSS saying, "that textbox there, use 10 point Verdana") or something. I'm using "view source" to try and guess what the name of the textbox is, and that's not working too well!

*goes to check S2 documentation*

I would love for a troubleshooting web utility that llowed one to hover over any part of a page and learn what its container's name is.