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Custom Forum Style Font

Gerri Shin

  
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    I really like this option! Yay now I can use a nice font like Calibri or Tahoma for viewing! is there a way that an option could be there to type in the name of a local font on your machine?

    Is there any way, if this test goes well, that this option could be implemented as a way to set a certain font in each user's post?
     

    Melody

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    I've been fiddling with the field that allows you to manually address a local font by name and I have to say it's petty neat. It took up my favorite fancy font Dragongirl Meander with no problem :D
     
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    I wouldn't mind the idea of a size modifier for smaller fonts, such as Calibri. Any ideas as to when this will be enabled in other styles?
     

    THIRTY-SIX

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    I was trying to figure out which styles actually are using it. xD
    Would like it if it were added to conway when completed. Px
     

    Gummy

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    Oh PC, you never cease to amaze me. Everything looks so "fresh" in Calibri font. =D

    EDIT: will there ever be a way to change the font size?
     
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    ruby

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    I've been fiddling around to see what it's like on the other styles, and I'm loving it. :D

    Conway + Neosans = Lurrvley. <3

    Custom Forum Style Font


    Can't wait till it's released. :]
     
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    ruby

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    It's certainly possible to add a font size changer, but unlike this simple feature, a font size feature would not be able to be added to every single style.
    Just wondering, what styles have a problem with it with you?

    So far I haven't found any that wouldn't work using this code.

    Code:
    body { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .smallfont { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .tcat { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .thead { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .tfoot { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .alt1 { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .alt2 { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    select { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .button { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    textarea, .bginput { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    td, th, p, li { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .navbar { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .time { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .legend { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .vbmenu_control { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .vbmenu_option { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    .vbmenu_hilite { font-size-adjust: 1; }
    legend { font-size-adjust: 1; }
     
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    Maybe if you only increase the text contained in posts. That's the main text people would want to increase, and it hardly breaks themes.

    As long as we get the font changer active on other styles, I'm happy. :D
     

    Lover's Kite

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    Hm, by looking at the source code I found it. But it uses the ID "font_option". Why do I have the feeling it's PHP? (correct me If I'm wrong, though) D:
     
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