How Can I Stop XP 'Large Fonts' Affecting Web Page?
May 27, 2006
I notice when I design a basic HTML page, it
is affected if a WinXP user has Large Fonts set in their Control Panel.
However some pages, e.g. www.bbc.co.uk/news are unaffected by this I think.
They are definitely not affected by changing the font size within the
browser.
Because I want to add tables, which will word-wrap incorrectly if the font
size is changed, how can I disable allowing the browser to do this?
Basically I want the font size to stay how I designed it. If they need it
bigger, they can use the zoom option in more recent browsers. Code:
I've got several divs with the same id/name, and text inside (font- family:georgia,serif), and would like the users to be able to change the font, in case they don't like the default one. I have come up with this code, however it updates the divs' style only once, to 'arial', whereas I would like them to be switched to 'times new roman', 'verdana', back to 'georgia', and so on. All with consecutive click on a single link: Code:
I wish to modify the dimension of the font within a given table (that is, not yet in the whole page); when I hit a button, the font's size increases by 1 point; another button decreases it by 1 point (starting from the default size), and a last button will reset it to the original size.
Pratically, whichever might be the default size (which I set from three css, swapped accordingly to the screen's res), the text inside that table it should be resized only by step of +1 or -1 point from the default size. Any ideas?
i have a Trajan Pro font on my site. when i put in the web, the people that don´t have the font installed on computer is unable to see with the font that i choose. how can i load the font on my server? i beliave there is some way to do this
If Microsoft Sans Serif is installed, I want to use symbol ḳ but if that font is not installed then I want to use sans-serif k How do I test whether Microsoft Sans Serif is installed and then choose ḳ or k accordingly?
I'm trying to make what is hopefully a fairly simple script to randomize font size, font family, image sizes etc. on a page using a.click and disabling the normal hyperlink function.
Essentially looking to "destroy" the page randomly each time a link is clicked.
I'm making a site for my g/f – She's writing angel messages for each day of the year, 1 message on 1 page and these (eventually 366 pages) are accessed from this one page:
[URL]
This menu page uses JS to slide to particular months. The place I'm stuck is how could it be possible to go from a particular days message, back to the month of that message in the per-datum page (having the page slid to that month)...
for clarities sake... “Terug” means “back”, so for example to click on october 22nd message, read the message, and terug back to Octobers seeds rather than back to the per datum pages month selection calender.
My best effort so far is to put this in the a tag:
-1000px would be Januarys terugs, -2000px Februarys terugs etc to have it already slid to that month, this code works when on the same page, but when its on the message page before loading up the per datum page it seems to lose this setting.
I have javascript in an iframe that controls showing/hiding of divs. This works great, but after the javascript is executed it changes the behavior of anchor tags of the main window of the website (namely - links in the main window all open in new windows and not in the specified target iframe). I've searched and searched and looked up all sorts of things, rendering me a confused and frustrated fellow.
I have a listing of items on the page and each one has a <div> with a description in it. There are two versions of each description, one short and one full length. I like the user to be able to swap between them by clicking the 'more' and 'close' links. The problem with what I wrote is that it applies to all the divs on the page instead of the specific one that was clicked. What can I change to correct it?
I have a jquery script converting a XML file into html and part of the script is set to display an image based on the value in one of the elements. It's almost working as planned except that it affecting the preceeding record instead of the record that meets the conditions of the if/else statement.[code]
I'm quite new to jQuery and have this working, though I'm fairly sure if this won't be an efficient way to do this. I have a form with each day of the week, and each day has a choice in the number of slots which then shows the correct number of slots for entry for that day.
The form: <table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" class="DataTable"><tbody> <tr> <th> Day </th> <th> Slots .....
This is simplified just a little as there are more than the 1 input in an 'Entry Section' (eg .Entry3). The jQuery I have working here is: <script> $(document).ready(function(){ $("#frmSlots1").change(onSelectChange); }); function onSelectChange(){ .....
That's working fine, except I do want to have 7 days so that would be quite a lot of replicated jQuery code. I am thinking there will be a way to identify the select item with the others so jQuery will know which to adjust without having to spell every single item out. Is there an easy way to achieve this in the above?
I have gotten my script to do exactly what I want it to do with one exception. I have some thumbnail images that people can mouse over and the actual image is 100px by 75px. That is what I use for my thumbnail and they reside in www.website.com/images/thumbs/image1.jpg. I have the large version of the image that resides in www.website.com/images/image1.jpg. Its actual size is 640px by 480. When I mouse over my thumbnail, I don't want the thumbnail to appear for the larger image, I want the large image to appear instead? Let me know if you need ellaboration.
Javascript <script language="JavaScript"> function Change_Big_One(thumb){ document.getElementById('BigOne').src=thumb.src.replace("_th","")
I have a javascript alert which pops up when a user hasnt filled in a form ( php ) but when the alert appears the rest of the page behind it disappears and then reappears when the user presses ok, is there a way to stop this?code...
Is there a piece of code I could put in my website that will allow the same effect as the user disabling javascript in browser options? That would mean that it would stop any javascript from even executing? I would put it on an event.
I have a very simple function. But when it is executed in Firefox the page doesn't stop loading. It works fine in IE6, IE7 and Opera. Here is the code. Very simple as you can see, though it doesn't work in FF.
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript"> function writeTxt() { document.write('Text'); } </script>
The code below taken from net works as I need it. onLoad It execute another page from a different page, the only trouble is it keeps on refreshing constantly. How can I stop this??? I'm making it into a function and calling it onLoad.
