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So new to HTML that I'm sure everyone else knows this, but...
How can you force IE or NS to always display text at a minimum size (say, equivalent to 14 point). I was having success with IE5.0 but IE5.5 won't play, nor will any version of NS that I can find. I thought {FONT-SIZE: 14pt} would be good enough, inside a <STYLE> tag, but I'm not even up with understanding any CSS yet, so I reckon there's some easy answer? Please? Pretty please?? |
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If you dont want to use CSS then you have to apply the following tag to all the blocks of text in your document.
<font face="verdana, helvetica, tahoma" size=1>your text</font> Or dont aply a size at all and leave it to the default size which is close to 14pt |
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Thanks for this. Glad somebody is out there reading my scribble.
However (you knew this was coming...) the <font face="verdana, helvetica, tahoma" size=1>your text</font> is similar to what I have used and NS still changes it, I think. I'll try a page or two and see what gives. I guess it will be CSS because I need to fix the font size if at all possible - the site is for older people who may have sight impairments and less techno-knowledge to adjust the browser's settings. But thanks again! |
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