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sermonindex Sep 20, 2007

From a quick look at the thread titles, no-one seems to have mentioned it, but, since SI was offline a few days for technical work, I'm finding the reversal of size between quotes and non quotes confusing, and difficult to read. ...That is that the font size of the quotes is bigger than an added comment on the quote, and neither are very big. It's made more difficult because the regular font colour is grey rather than black.

I tried altering the font size to xsmall (which is much bigger than the existing automatic fonts), but it's a bit of a nuisance to do that every time.

Can anything be done about this?

Thanks

Jeannette

sermonindex Sep 25, 2007

Am I the only one who's having this problem?

Maybe its my pc?

Jeannette

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Warrior4Jah Oct 20, 2007

Am I the only one who's having this problem?
Maybe its my pc?

I see both the quoted text and the text I wrote as the same size. :-)

Have you checked SI on another pc yet?

Blessings,
Jonathan

[edit]I was misstaken, the font size in the quotes is smaller then the other text.. isn't it on your computer?

sermonindex Oct 20, 2007

From a quick look at the thread titles, no-one seems to have mentioned it, but, since SI was offline a few days for technical work, I'm finding the reversal of size between quotes and non quotes confusing, and difficult to read. ...That is that the font size of the quotes is bigger than an added comment on the quote, and neither are very big. It's made more difficult because the regular font colour is grey rather than black.
I tried altering the font size to xsmall (which is much bigger than the existing automatic fonts), but it's a bit of a nuisance to do that every time.
Can anything be done about this?

Hi,

There were no changes done to the quoting text size so you should be able to get it back to normal as before so it is a user issue on your end. Using firefox as a browser has helped alot of people.

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mackaymarsh Oct 20, 2007

I have been wondering if this had been discussed before as it doesn't seem to be a problem for others. But, this 'grey' color is very hard on my eyes for some reason. I find it very difficult to read, especially longer articles, etc. What I've had to do is to copy things into MS Word, change the fonts to black and then read.

More effort, but well worth it. I am so thankful for S.I. I wish I could go to the Conference.

May God bless you all,
Wayne

sermonindex Oct 20, 2007

More effort, but well worth it. I am so thankful for S.I. I wish I could go to the Conference.

A helpful option for you could be to use the PDF output buttons on the forums and on the articles secton which gives you a printable document of the text and the font is large and black!

for example:

[image][img]https://www.sermonindex.net/images/viewpdf.gif[/img]\\
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic_pdf.php?topic_id=19673&forum=21

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hmmhmm Oct 20, 2007

If people are using SEAMONKEY or FIREFOX there is a possibilty to click on "VIEW" in the menu and select "TEXT ZOOM" and increase the text

I usually do this when reading larger portions of texts because it is easier on the eyes...

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mackaymarsh Oct 20, 2007

Good idea... I'll try it. Thanks
Wayne

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theopenlife Oct 20, 2007

~~[b]~~helpful hint[/b]

If you have a mouse with a "roll and scroll" center wheel, hold down the control key and roll the mouse wheel... all the text on any page will change sizes!