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Is size=1 the default? How do I get it smaller?
Click on “reply” and check out the drop down box where it says “Size.” This is size 1.
Size 1 is the smallest, followed by 2. This is size 2.
And this is size 3
Size 4
Size 5
Size 6
And size 7, as big as it gets.
And this is normal size. Coding is as follows:
{SIZE=1}Text goes here{/SIZE} (Replace curly brackets with straight ones.)
This would give you:
Text goes here
Make sense?
TubaDiva
[sub][sub][sub]Multiple subscripting will make text smaller yet, when viewed with some browsers.[/sub][/sub][/sub]
Ahhh, yes, this is what I was looking to do.
Yes yes, I got all that. I guess I always assumed that the default (aka “normal size”) was somewhere in the middle (like 3 or 4). So I was expecting size=1 to make it smaller than normal. But I guess sub would be the command for that, right?
Someone’s got to say it: Does size really matter?
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It isn’t how big your quotes are, it’s how you use it.
Hmmm… considering that “normal” is smaller than size=1 and there are 7 sizes bigger, this place is great for the self-esteem.
What browser are you using? :dubious:
This is size 1
This is default.
This is size 3.
I’m using IE and your post looks exactly as I would expect it to. Your “default” is the smallest text.
Strange. I see Size 1 as the smallest, and size 3 is the same as the default text. I guess you get two more levels of self esteem than I do. 
Set IE back to normal font sizes. (View->Text Size->Medium)
IE screws up text sizes when you change from default.
:smack:
Thanks Tengu
Not a problem. That got sorted out in, of all places, a pit thread some time back.
Other browsers, for the record, display relative font sizes properly, regardless of the default absolute.