Not sure this is the right place for this: does anyone else here thing that the font size used for "code" text is waaaay too small?
This text is just too teeny-tiny!
Can you bump the font size up a notch or two?
Let's see what "tt" looks like:
Is this any better?
Well, sorta, but there's no surrounding box or even indentation for this style ...
NoCforMe,
Let me try.
This is normal.
[size=14pt]
This is font size 14.
[/size]
Dave.
NoCforMe,
Let me try.
Code: [Select]
This is normal.
Code: [Select]
This is font size 18.
Dave.
NoCforMe,
Doesn't seem to be a 16. but let me try anyway.
Code: [Select]
This is font size 16.
Dave.
NoCforMe,
Seems ro take it, but much larger than size 14??? Try again.
Code: [Select]
This is font size 14.
Dave.
NoCforMe,
That is the way to do it.
Start with # and enter your code, then select all of the code and then set the font size.
Dave.
Dave,
You are cheating: the [Select] has no link ;-)
Hutch can probably increase it a little bit. It is indeed a bit small compared to normal text.
You all know of course that a simple Ctrl+ increases font size in Firefox.
Cheers, Jochen
if you try to set a font or color or other attribute inside code tags, it will not be expanded
however, you should be able to set the attribute outside the code tags
[b]test1[/b]
test2[/size]
guess not - lol
it does not work like the old forum did
Quote from: jj2007 on June 12, 2012, 12:52:46 PM
Dave,
You are cheating: the [Select] has no link ;-)
Hutch can probably increase it a little bit. It is indeed a bit small compared to normal text.
You all know of course that a simple Ctrl+ increases font size in Firefox.
Cheers, Jochen
JJ,
I did not set the "[select]", I just hit the "#" and got the "
" and inserted the Text. The "[Select]" just appears when you post (see dedndave's post below).
dedndave,
If you follow my suggestions above (hit "#", insert the code, then SELECT (HIGHLIGHT) the code, then hit "Font Size") then the font size will be modified.
Dave.
i see that
but - i had to try the old way :P