Lightroom website font size

I am building a website using Lightroom 1.2. I don't seem to be able to change the font size. The default settings for the 'view' and 'contact' buttons, the photo titles and the 'about these photos' section is very small. Does anyone know how to make it larger?

It depends how deep you want to get into editing stuff.
Once you've exported the gallery into a directory called, say, GALLERY, go to GALLERY/resources/styles and edit the file style.xml.
Find the line containing "galleryInfoText" and change the size entry from 12 to whatever you fancy. That does the "About these photos" entry.
Find the line containing "contactInfoText" and do the same. I can't work out how to change the depth of the menu bar though...
That will do the text size changes.
I've no idea how to change the View button size, unfortunately.
Damian

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In the Print Module Identity Plate can Lightroom set font size explicitly instead of using only a % scale factor?
The scale factor is a great idea but it would be a lot more convenient at times to set the font size explicitly to 10 or 12 or whatever so it could carry over to other titles if you want all your titles to print in a specific font size (e.g. 12 points). That's already possible with Vibrance, Recovery and a host of other settings (including the Identity Plate scale factor itself!) and it's very valuable to be able to have those exacting controls.
Thanks,
Robert

Ian,
I'd be very pleased if I'm doing something wrong. From what I see the Identity Plate supports only one font size, and only for the most recent photo. When I choose Edit and type in a new title of a different length Lightroom changes the size of the font (the longer the title, the smaller the font and vice versa). Try this:
1) Open Identity Plate and title the picture "Hello".
2) Change the title to "I just love Adobe Lightroom so very much!"
The title will be smaller. Lightroom seems to disregard the Identity Plate font size.
I just tried your recommendation and no matter how I changed the Identity Plate font size in the Print module (e.g. from 38pt to 8pt) the photo's title text size barely changes, I have to use the Scaling slider every time. That font sizing functionality only works for me in the Library module when I'm creating my actual Identity Plate.
Every time I change pictures I have to re-do this step. The way I'm dealing with this is changing the scaling factor (or with your recommendation, the font size) every time for every different-length title and/or enlarging/shrinking the title box for each photo.
As I explained in my other reply to your other post, this is very time-consuming when you're printing 50-100 titled photos in a single day/weekend (not to mention the fact that it's physically impossible to set every scaling factor so all titles print exactly the same size font).
It would be a lot better for Lightroom to automatically save all the print parameters the way it saves all other of the picture's metadata.
If you could share an easy way to make that much faster I'd be quite grateful.
Robert

Printing--Linewrap/Metadata/Font-size?

Running Lightroom 1.2 on WindowsXP.
Three questions about printing:
1) Is is possible to wrap lines in the Identity Plate? Ideally, I would like to force a hard line break between Name and Location or Name and Date, such as:
Yosemite National Park
2005
and keep both lines centered within the Identity Plate field.
2) Can Lightroom store print metadata (font size/color, scaling factor) for each print the way it stores Vibrance, virtual copies, tone curves, etc.?
Suppose Photo1 and Photo2 have widely different title lengths (6 letters and 20 letters, respectively). Then I print Photo1 then Photo2 then Photo1 again. Right now I have to re-scale the letters for Photo1 to make them look the same size they were before, even though I printed Photo1 already. That's a real time-waster. Is there a better method when you cannot know which photo will be required to print next?
3) Can Lightroom set font size explicitly instead of using % scale factor? It would be a lot more convenient to set the font size at 10 or 12 or whatever so it could carry over to other titles if you want all your titles to print in a specific font size (e.g. 12 points)
Thanks,
Robert

Thanks. Sorry. I typically don't repeat questions.....
Any guidance on my other 2 questions above?
Robert

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Is there a way around this, because I'd like to be able to set a larger font size without making webpages unusable?
ETA: Images of my Tumblr dash, which shows the prblem most clearly, and the font & size options I picked.

It could be there is no room for the icons to show properly.
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Font Size on Websites

When I go to certain websites, once they load, the font size is so large I can not view the website. Any ideas?

Hi Mike,
I checked system preferences and my resolution was
correct. I also tried using other browsers such as
yahoo and google but I got the same results. Next I
will resett safari and see how that goes.
Thanks again.
Mike
Hmm... Yahoo and Google are not browsers... unless you mean you went to those pages and they had large text as well. Try this...
http://www.mactips.org/archives/2005/09/26/increase-font-size-in-safari/

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I'm using firefox 6.0.2 It's making problem with Bangla font ONLY on FACEBOOK others bangli website FORNT SIZE are OK. On the FACEBOOK it shows Bangla font in a very / Too small! I change font SIZE in firefox setting but i can't solve. Pls HELP me ..

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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Zoom_text_of_web_pages
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*Default FullZoom Level: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/default-fullzoom-level/
*NoSquint: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/nosquint/

Maintaining Fixed Font Size Across Websites?

I find that there seems to many widths employed for web pages, with concomitantly different font sizes.
I am readily able to compensate by adjusting the width of each page by using +Command plus/minus+
Once I've adjusted a web page to a suitable width, is there any means to make that adjustment stick for whenever that page may be subsequently re-accessed?

Right now that field remains unchecked. I'm mulling over whether this would be helpful.
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What I'd really like is to achieve a fixed page width for each site that I frequent.
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I seem to get a variety of font sizes with different websites, usually very small compared to IE. How can I enlarge these?

Facebook's page is oversized and bleeding off the page. Gmail is a small font, shop.com/pamguttman is a very small font. I've looked at screen resolution but that doesn't change anything.

Reset the page zoom on pages that cause problems: View > Zoom > Reset (Ctrl+0 (zero); Cmd+0 on Mac)
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Zoom_text_of_web_pages
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*Default FullZoom Level: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/default-fullzoom-level/

After the recent update the entire browser, including menus, icons, and everything on the web page, are too small. Fonts are smaller, pics are smaller, zoom settings will not remain universal. Minimum font size will make text readable, but all pics are to

The new update has screwed up my browser settings, I cannot get them fixed and Im pissed because my computer is an eye-sore to read until this is fixed! EVERYTHING in the browser is smaller, fonts, menus, icons, web page content, pictures, tables, etc. I have set the minimum font in the settings and the text is just to a point where it is easily readable at the maximum size setting, but all the menus and icons are still tiny and hard to read. The last version I had installed worked fine with no add-ons needed. Everything fit the screen fine and was easily readable without modification. I want this version off my PC and I want the last version I had back on but I dont know what version it was!!!!!!! ARARGGGG
In fact, this stupid troubleshooting window that I am in filling out this form doesnt fit the page right at all, and edges of the text are cut off, so Im not even sure what some of these boxes are asking for!!

See [[Toolbars and page content appear too large after upgrading to Firefox 3]]
*Try to adjust the DPI setting, see http://kb.mozillazine.org/layout.css.dpi
*Try to set the pref layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to 2 on the about:config page.
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How can I change the font size on the post of WordPress?

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Playing With Fonts: http://codex.wordpress.org/Playing_With_…
Font Size and Color: http://en.support.wordpress.com/editors/…
How to Change Font Size In Wordpress: http://www.ehow.com/how_5469172_change-f…
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Things You'll Need:
Site designed in Wordpress
Administrator access
Step 1
First, to change the font size on a Wordpress site you need to log into the site as administrator. If you do not know how to reach the login page, simply add "/wp-login.php" after the "www.url.com" address. Then login using the admin sign in.
Step 2
Next, get to the Wordpress file editor by going to Appearance->Editor.
Step 3
Once in Editor, identify the Stylesheet file (style.css) and click to edit. This is usually located on the right hand side under the "Styles" heading.
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I went to the Dashboard and clicked on the “Appearance” icon on the left-hand side, and then clicked on editor. I clicked on Stylesheet (style.css), but I have not been able to find the “fontsize” that would change my post font size. As the author writes: "The tricky part is to figure out which "fontsize" you want to edit." Some of the font sizes are given as a percentage, and I don’t know if these come into question, i.e., if I should try changing one of these to see what happens.
The end result is that I still have not been able to change my post font size, other than by using the Heading-1-through-6 option, which, I understand, is not the best way to do it.

From John Waller: “If you're using IE8, hit F12 to launch Developer Tools which give you a point and click method of locating the relevant CSS rule on screen.”
I have Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) so tried this method.
This sounded like another promising possibility; however, I have not been able to change the font size in my post using this method.
I have gone to Dashboard > Posts > Edit > then moused-over my post > clicked on "edit" and then hit F12. An enormous amount (20 pages or more) of CSS appears. I tried picking out the font size that I thought pertains to the post (under Text Area), and I have changed the font size from 13px to 24px; however, I have not been able to “save” the new setting. When I go back to it, it is back to 13px.
As a result, I have not been able to use a trial-and-error method to establish which font size I must change in order to change the font size of my post.

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If there are really only a few sites that you have problems with, just go to the site, and click the Command key along with the plus key. This will temporarily increase the size of the type.
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Thanks for your response.
The Martin Evening book on Lightroom 5 says that you can. I can’t discern exactly how.
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