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ok what i want to do is have some sort of style sheet, that makes the text throughout the enitre page one size, preferabley using pixel sizing. can someone hlep me out here, ive seen it on sites before, and i noticed that when ichanged te size my browser views the text at from small to large, the text on the website stayed the same, how would i go about doing these things? thanks
Create a new .txt file in notepad and copy and paste the following code.
body, td, p { font-size: 12px; }
File > Save as... (ALL FILES) name it style and add the extention .css to the end. Place this file on the route of your server.
On every page of your website add the following code in the [head][/head] section. (You'll have to change the square brackets back to normal angle brackets.
[style type="text/css" title="default" media="screen"]
@import "style.css";
[/style]
Pixels aren't a relative unit so won't scale in Internet Explores' inline font resizing.
o ok if pixels are a bad way, what would you suggest, percentages? and when you say put the saved.css file on the route of my server, do you mean upload this notepad file to my ftp in public_html area?
I was saying that specifiying your font sizes in pixels for this situation would be ideal because they don't scale, which seems to be your main problem...
Upload the CSS file to wherever you store your site pages.
Well, if fixed size is what you really want then what Trico explained is the way to go. However, it will not have accessability power and people may want to make the text smaller/bigger. This could ruin your layout if its not properly thought out and structured since things will fall out of place.
But thats a bit too difficult and since GfxDiary is fixed size font - you stay with fix size too 8)
hmm okay i sort of udnerstand what yor saying trico with pixel sizing, but i dont get how this is my problem? lol but okay, i will do this, hopefully it works out
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body, td, p { font-size: 12px; }
File > Save as... (ALL FILES) name it style and add the extention .css to the end. Place this file on the route of your server.
On every page of your website add the following code in the [head][/head] section. (You'll have to change the square brackets back to normal angle brackets.
[style type="text/css" title="default" media="screen"]
@import "style.css";
[/style]