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As per phpbb3, for example, and myriad other websites - an 'ud/down arrow' that when clicked enlarges all font sizes by a certain amount. I would have though (which means its probably nothing like this at all) that it would be a relatively simple switch, with the link taking the browser between three or four independent versions of the css file? Izzat how it works?
It is generally thought of as 'bad practice' to hard-code the font-sizes into a website, instead, zencart uses font percentages liberally.
Also, every browser has options to increase/decrease text size locally, which is usually a better solution. Also, Firefox users can CTRL+ or CTRL- the entire site (images and table and divs and everything.)
-Tim
It's usually done with javascript. Google for "font size changer javascript" and you'll get lots of advice.Quote:
... with the link taking the browser between three or four independent versions of the css file? Izzat how it works?
I don't bother doing that on sites I work on, because as Tim says, users can adjust things themselves using their browser's built-in abilities. But I have seen that little tool appearing on more sites. I just ignore it. :smartalec:
Rob
Is there one file (CSS?) where I can adjust the base font size?
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Originally Posted by AnitaB
includes/ templates/ your_template/ templates/ css
- here you will notice 3 or 4 .css sheets
- normally the stylesheet.css will control your site
- View the Tutorials/FAQS on override system
- Needed for future upgrades
WONDERFUL! Thanks. This software is AWESOME!
I changed the body font from 62.5% to 80% and everything looks fantastic!:clap:
An,
You are most welcome, glad your site is coming along