I\'ve got some code to increase/decrease font size. This is giving me a headache because each browser seems to implement the $.css(\'font-size\') differently (see jquery bug). The part that\'s really
I have 2 TextBoxes in my wpf app, one for user name and other for password, both have FontSize=20, but the text appears like this:
Im detecting if the user has Calibri installed: $(document).ready(function() { var cWidth = $(\'.calibri\').width();
The css of a major site I am looking at has what appears to be a strange way of managing their font sizes in CSS.First, the body selector has this:
I have run into this problem a few times. I have no problem limiting characters in a string to a specific number. However, some开发者_开发问答 characters are longer than others so it wraps to another
After a while looking around on the web i 开发者_开发问答seems can\'t find any jQuery wysiwyg editors that support html5 formating. Almost every plugin out there use <font font-size=\"x\">text&l
I\'m new to css so I\'m sorry if this is a dumb question. I was making a site and used this: body { font-size: 80%;
How do you adjust the font size of an Android WebView? The following appears to have no effect: private void fontSizePlus() {
I really have scoured Google for a similar question and found nothing, which confuses me. Anyway, on this
I\'m using one of the new google api fonts for a heading on a site. It\'s Yannone Kaffeesatz and is quite a condensed typeface.
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