Constant Text

[Hoangsta]

What do i need to type in order to have my text constant with every views that the user uses... example:

On the File Edit View...

View > Text Size >

[Frederick]

You need to be more clear about your question

[Hoangsta]

if you take at most of the majority web pages out there....once you go to View > Text Size and set it to another text size view, every text within the page changes font size...I don't want that to happen to my page.

[Frederick]

You need to give the page an evaluation for determining what to use.

<style>
.class1 { font-size:8pt }
.class2 { font-size:10pt }
</style>

<?php
if ($var == "1") {
echo "<font class=class1>whatever</font>";
} else
if ($var == "2") {
echo "<font class=class2>whatever</font>";
}
?>

Not sure if this is what you need, but that is how you can set sizes based on condition.

[BuzzLY]

I understand what you are trying to do, Hoangsta, but I strongly recommend that you don't. Why? Many people that need to change font size do so for a very good reason. They might have a very old, small monitor, and need to fit more on the screen.

Even more important, they might not be able to see too well, and need to increase the font size so they can see it. If you prevent your users from being able to change the text, then those users will become frustrated with your site, and will leave. Is that what you want?

I strongly recommend you leave it alone -- you will gain nothing by making the font size unchangeable.

[edwardsbc]

You can define the style for the particular font area as "!important" in the style sheet. But a good browser will still let the user override your setting. Again, let the user determine what the appropriate text size is - he/she is the one reading the page afterall.

[Hoangsta]

thanks guy, ur right about leaving the font size.