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Sun, Jan 3 2016 12:38 AM (29 replies)
  • ScottHope
    10,614 Posts
    Wed, Dec 30 2015 11:36 AM

    I don't have 'standout' font on my PC so this is what I see.

    YankeeJim:
    OMG, Scott's creating html monsters now.  :-D
    Just training him up to take over on my retirement, lol.

  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Wed, Dec 30 2015 1:20 PM

    LOLs!

    Thanks for showing me yours Scott, now I'll show you mine, it's a standout -

     

  • garyk49
    2,333 Posts
    Wed, Dec 30 2015 2:15 PM

    PaulTon:

     

    Thanks for showing me yours Scott, now I'll show you mine, it's a standout -

     

    UHHHHHHHHHHHHH, show yours, mine.  Hold on just a second.

  • ScottHope
    10,614 Posts
    Wed, Dec 30 2015 3:06 PM

    Hehe, you've done me a little favour there Paul as I've discovered something about the font attribute that I didn't know, which will save me some typing. I'll explain later.  : )

    Lol @ Gary.

  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Wed, Dec 30 2015 5:33 PM

    garyk49:

    PaulTon:

     

    Thanks for showing me yours Scott, now I'll show you mine, it's a standout -

     

    UHHHHHHHHHHHHH, show yours, mine.  Hold on just a second.

    Nah 3's a crowd Gary, lol.

  • ScottHope
    10,614 Posts
    Thu, Dec 31 2015 4:38 AM

    ScottHope:
    ...I'll explain later.  : )

    For my audience of one, here's the lowdown.

    Don't really need to use the font-family and font-size properties to change the font as I have been. Can just specify multiple properties in one declaration.

    So instead of putting...

    <p style="font-family:gabriola; font-size:1.5em;">Random text.</p>

    ...to change both the font size and font type, I can put...

    <p style="font:1.5em gabriola;">Random text.</p>

    The important thing to remember when adding multiple properties in one declaration is the order of those properties. So with my example above, if I put the size property (1.5em) after the font family property (gabriola), it won't work.

    The font size unit can be :  em, px, pt, mm or %.

    There are other properties that can be added but you're probably asleep already, hehe. : )

  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Thu, Dec 31 2015 5:19 AM

    ScottHope:
    For my audience of one, here's the lowdown.

     

    Good stuff Obi Wan, thank you.

  • oneeyedjohn
    9,588 Posts
    Sat, Jan 2 2016 12:58 AM

    OK, I'm bookmarking this thread.

    Pathetic I know, but I luv it.

  • ScottHope
    10,614 Posts
    Sat, Jan 2 2016 1:41 AM

    Gettin' crowded in here now, lol.

  • PAULFINN52
    3,174 Posts
    Sat, Jan 2 2016 1:59 AM

    yo scott

    im having the same problem as dorky

    where do i find flash player on my profile page?

    paul

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