Fri, 2003-10-03 12:29
I have a lot of HTML-code that look like this: <font size=3>wer fgd</font>
Is it possible to use CSS to change how <font size=3> dispalys?
Fri, 2003-10-03 16:41
#1
Changing <Font size> apperance
Replace <font size="3">text</font> with <span class="text">text</span> and define the following in a css file:
.text{
font-size: 115%;
}<font> tags really become obsolete once you use CSS, so should not really be used (plus removing them tidies up your code, reduces the download time, and allows you to update the look of an entire site by editing only one file)
Fri, 2003-10-03 22:19
#2
Changing <Font size> apperance
Obiously the best thing would be to replace the code. However, this is not an option. So my question is wheter or not it is possible to control how the <font size> tags are displayed?
Fri, 2003-10-03 23:01
#3
Changing <Font size> apperance
Hi johnohod,
Use what Sam mentioned only font instead of .textfont{font-size:115%;}
Hope that helps
Fri, 2003-10-03 23:19
#4
Changing <Font size> apperance
That would work if it was only one font size. But I need to specify settings for <font size=1>, one <font size=2> etc.
Fri, 2003-10-03 23:28
#5
Changing <Font size> apperance
Hi johnohod,
If your target browser was just Netscape you could use attribute selectors.font[size="1"]{font-size:115%;}Otherwise you will have to use DHTML if you cant modify the font tags.
Hope that helps.