Text size

[Blacktank]

to big,to small,messing with how the site displays? i can change it for each theme

[American Nomad Patriot]

I'm getting used to the larger text now on the VDF Theme.

[MN C Van]

Seems fine, on phone the sigs take up a lot of space- but not like I need to take Valium over it

[ratfink56]

My eyesight is poor. Using 325 readers. I like the idea of different sizes for different themes. The size is not an issue for me at this point.

[Matlock]

When I edited my last two posts the text jumped font size after i did a cut/paste to move a sentence.
Couldn't figure out how to change the large font so just retype it and then deleted the larger "pasted" text and then saved the edit.
Not a big deal, just wanted to inform.
Using a Samsung Galaxy tab2.

[Trebor English]

When I edited my last two posts the text jumped font size after i did a cut/paste to move a sentence.
Couldn't figure out how to change the large font so just retype it and then deleted the larger "pasted" text and then saved the edit.
Not a big deal, just wanted to inform.
Using a Samsung Galaxy tab2.

When posting there is a row of icons above the text.  The first one is the B that emboldifies the text.  The tenth icon, the A with the arrow that points up and down, embiggens and tinyfies text.  The last one looks like a page with the top right corner folded over.  When you click on that last one, the page, you see (b)bold(/b) where there is bold text except square brackets not parens.  I can't type it with square brackets as you will see bolded text with no brackets.  The commands can be edited or deleted.  If you don't delete the end part after deleting the first part you might get something strange.
Large  
(size=xx-large)Large(/size)

Long ago before there was Microsoft Word there was WordPerfect.  It had a "Reveal Codes" key that did what this page icon does.  On DOS and Windows it was alt F3.  I think telnet (long ago, before DOS) had a different Reveal Codes key but I don't remember it.  That was the time of single cell organisms before dinosaurs.