That is a non sequitur.DaveC426913 said:
Does your forum top screen look like this, with an edit box as the first table row?Nugatory said:
I found it. It only appears when I try to make a new thread, not when I reply to one.Nugatory said:
Exactly.Algr said:
Okay, so the workaround is just to use the Start a New Thread technique to make the text with the font size you want, then copy/paste it into your reply in the original thread. Then delete the extra thread that you had to create.DaveC426913 said:
Etiquette has a requirement of "don't disagree." This one however presents a real conundrum!Algr said:
The font size on webpages is important because it affects the readability and accessibility of the content. A font size that is too small can make it difficult for some people to read, while a font size that is too large can be overwhelming and make it hard to navigate the page.
The ideal font size for webpages is determined by various factors, including the type of content, the target audience, and the device being used to view the webpage. Generally, a font size between 16-18 pixels is recommended for optimal readability.
No, 18 is not the only acceptable font size for webpages. The ideal font size can vary depending on the factors mentioned above. However, 18 is considered a good starting point as it is large enough to be easily readable for most people while not being too overwhelming.
Yes, there can be some disadvantages to using a font size larger than 18 on webpages. While it may make the text more readable for some people, it can also make the webpage look cluttered and unprofessional. Additionally, larger font sizes can also affect the layout and design of the webpage.
Yes, most web browsers allow users to adjust the font size of webpages according to their preferences. This can be helpful for people with visual impairments or those who prefer larger or smaller font sizes. However, it is still important for web designers to choose an appropriate font size for the majority of users.