tinytext by slickrcbd, on Flickr, on Flickr
Do you have an "Other writing systems" choice? In settings, where you've already set Latin and Unicode. If it does exist, change its settings, too, and see if that helps.slickrcbd wrote:Why is the text showing up below the "minimum size" I set on GoG's forums?
I just installed "Font Finder" and it is reporting 12px, when I set the minimum size for both "Latin" and "Unicode" to 16, with 20 for the regular fonts.
EVERYTHING is set to have a minimum of 15, and the other values to 18, except for the "Latin" and "Other writing systems" which are set to a minimum of 16 and the other values to 20.LinuxUserSince1991 wrote:Do you have an "Other writing systems" choice? In settings, where you've already set Latin and Unicode. If it does exist, change its settings, too, and see if that helps.slickrcbd wrote:Why is the text showing up below the "minimum size" I set on GoG's forums?
I just installed "Font Finder" and it is reporting 12px, when I set the minimum size for both "Latin" and "Unicode" to 16, with 20 for the regular fonts.
Has that been fixed? It hasn't worked on a per site basis in almost four years, not since the switch to web extensions.xanthon wrote:If you can't fix it, try this extension instead. It allows you to set a minimum font size per site (and, possibly, per page).
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/zoom-page-we/
I think this is a good idea in case the extension is reporting the style rules for that inspected text rather than the computed/actual size.dickvl wrote:Did you check this in the Inspector ?
https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org ... inspector/
Mozillazoine tiny by slickrcbd, on Flickr
Mozillazoine tiny2 by slickrcbd, on Flickr and half the time when there is narrow text and super wide margins, increasing the full zoom instead of text only actually makes the margins BIGGER, so there is less space for the bigger text. I wind up with an inch of text with half a foot of whitespace on either side by the time it is readable on my 19" screen.dickvl wrote:Keep in mind that increasing the minimum/default font size can cause issues in case of text that is positioned absolutely and text can disappear or overlap.
It is usually better to zoom the page via full page zoom.
Settings -> General -> Language and Appearance -> Zoom
Let me start by saying that I use 133% zoom to make this site readable, rather than trying to manipulate font sizes. (Proportional/full zoom, not text-only zoom.)slickrcbd wrote:Also THIS site is now giving me tiny text as well. In troubleshooting mode at that, as I tried restarting into it just to see if an addon was causing this. I zoomed in in Paint and I count 11 pixels for the "h".
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body {
/* Text-Sizing with ems: http://www.clagnut.com/blog/348/ */
font-family: Verdana, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
color: #828282;
background-color: #FFFFFF;
/*font-size: 62.5%; This sets the default font size to be equivalent to 10px */
font-size: 10px;
margin: 0;
padding: 12px 0;
}