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2005-04-28 20:39:10

CharlieH. Posts: 0	Testing Font Sizes.... Let's see, I once tried to post a "whisper" but the "small" lettering came out a bit inflated so I'll try again: Small Large Largest Hmmm... the small size looks a bit large, can this be fixed?

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2005-04-29 13:59:12

TMBC Posts: 1	Re: Testing Font Sizes.... CharlieH.,Apr 28 2005, 11:39 PM wrote: Let's see, I once tried to post a "whisper" but the "small" lettering came out a bit inflated so I'll try again: Small Large Largest Hmmm... the small size looks a bit large, can this be fixed? [snapback]68149[/snapback] Should be easy enough...I'll have a poke at it this weekend.

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2005-05-04 12:14:58

TMBC Posts: 1	Re: Testing Font Sizes.... Hmmm...I take it back. That's not an easy fix. "Small" is as small as it gets, without really tinkering with the innards of this thing. Sorry!

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2005-05-04 12:47:33

GirlieGirl Posts: 9	Re: Testing Font Sizes.... Ah, but you can manually change the size in any particular post that you want. Type out what you want, highlight it, select the smaller font option from the size dropdown, and change the size= number to 0 or a negative number. The larger the negative number the smaller it will be. Sneaky, eh? Size 0 Size -1 Size -2

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2005-05-04 21:55:10

TMBC Posts: 1	Re: Testing Font Sizes.... GirlieGirl,May 4 2005, 03:47 PM wrote: Ah, but you can manually change the size in any particular post that you want.  Type out what you want, highlight it, select the smaller font option from the size dropdown, and change the size= number to 0 or a negative number.  The larger the negative number the smaller it will be.  Sneaky, eh?  Size 0 Size -1 Size -2 [snapback]68249[/snapback] Hey, that's a neat trick! You're smart! I'm going to try that in the code...let's see if it works....

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2005-05-04 22:02:29

TMBC Posts: 1	Re: Testing Font Sizes.... OK, I added some new font sizes... Standard Small Mini Micro

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