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It was a nice shortcut to instead of typing {sub} text {/sub} one could select Size command and select 1 to get a result like this:
[sub]Small text[/sub]
But now, for more than a month, you get:
A text that it is not so small when one selects Size=1
Did I imagine that size=1 was to make the size of the font small? I’m leaning to say no, because it seems other dopers thought that was the case, I saw other dopers in posts that suddenly say out loud items that were supposed to be said softly like here:
I’m viewing your post with Firefox (WinXP, SP2), and the size 1 text is smaller than the ‘small’ text, and in the link you provided the size 1 text is also nice and small.
What browser, etc., are you using?
Test? <— quite small
[sub]Test?[/sub] <-- small, but not as small as the above.
Well I’ll be, I open the page now in Firefox and you are right: I can see the small text now. It is still big in IE6, to give you an idea, the font at size=1 in IE6 appears like the size=3 in Firefox:
Interesting. I’m using Safari, and in Nightsong’s example, the first (quite small) is no different than the normal text, but, the sub tag, (small, but not…) is smaller.
I noticed about a month ago that the size=1 tag no longer worked for me. So, I just use [sub]sub tags[/sub]