You could substitute military press for push press and deadlift for high pull.

That would increase the load on the shoulders, and maintain the load on the legs.

I think it's fine though. Don't change a winning team.

those movements are for power, not for size

Why wouldn't they be suited for size?

I see what he's saying and he's pretty on point. If you were totally concerned with just the size of ur shoulders, a standing military press or even seated would be better than a push press, where you generate momentum with ur legs.....A deadlift, however, can be used in either a strength or hypertrophy specific program. Of course ur erectors aren't going to get huge, but the gluteals and hammies get a lot of work from the deadlift and hypertrophy can and will occur.

I found Larry Scott's advice worked for me. He used DB's instead of a bar. That allowed him to flare his elbows more (which has already been mentioned) but it also allowed him to position his hands with his pinkey fingers higher than his thumbs. That hand position better isolated his side delts.

Ah, that fits. If you're only concerned about hyperthrophy, ignore my advice.

emphasize is the word your looking for