controlling text size

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Drexel

Using FP 2000 is there a way to control the size of text
so that any viewer only sees a certain size text. In
IE "medium" is the best view for my site. A larger text
size looks like ball bean hammered dog dukie.
 
Drexel said:
Using FP 2000 is there a way to control the size of text
so that any viewer only sees a certain size text. In
IE "medium" is the best view for my site. A larger text
size looks like ball bean hammered dog dukie.
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Use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Roger
 
Folks change the size of the font so that they are able to read the text. If
they can't read the text, then they will leave and never return. Just
something to thing about.

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Thanks, Thomas
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Folks change the size of the font so that they are able to read the text. If
they can't read the text, then they will leave and never return. Just
something to thing about.

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Thanks for your help, Roger. I sort of knew that but
don't fully understand css. Didn't I read somewhere that
Win XP home doesn't allow css? I think I'm confused.
 
Win XP doesn't control CSS!
Drexel said:
Thanks for your help, Roger. I sort of knew that but
don't fully understand css. Didn't I read somewhere that
Win XP home doesn't allow css? I think I'm confused.
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Drexel said:
Thanks for your help, Roger. I sort of knew that but
don't fully understand css. Didn't I read somewhere that
Win XP home doesn't allow css? I think I'm confused.
Click to expand...

Here are the some css tutorials:
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&q=css+tutorial

CSS is part of the HTML specs. Older browsers (not OS) may not
support them (I forget the exact browser version numbers). XP (Home
or Pro) has nothing to do with CSS.

Roger
 
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