I had a website, my weather channel I thought though it's not there now, and it had a button that controlled text size. I'm trying to make a site with a template that has small writing and I thought it would be nice to have that "make text bigger" button in there. I know about Ctrl++ but anyone know where a script is that I could place in my site?
Oh, I always use Ctrl w/ mouse wheel lol, that ctrl + is a neat trick. You might check into radio buttons, likely along the lines of a javascript, but idk...
Here is something I just wrote for you. Code: <html> <head> <title>Text size Control Via Javascript</title> </head> <script language="javascript"> function ChangeFontSize() { var newFontSize; var selIndex = document.frmTextSize.ddlFontSizeSelector.selectedIndex; newFontSize = document.frmTextSize.ddlFontSizeSelector.options[selIndex].value; document.body.style.fontSize = newFontSize; } </script> <body> <p>Test Text!Test Text!Test Text!Test Text!Test Text!Test Text!Test Text!Test Text!Test Text!</p> <form id="frmTextSize" name="frmTextSize"> <select id="ddlFontSizeSelector" onclick="ChangeFontSize();"> <option value="10pt">Tiny</option> <option value="12pt" selected>Small</option> <option value="14pt">Medium</option> <option value="16pt">Large</option> <option value="18pt">Huge</option> </select> </form> </body> </html> Obviously, modify it to work in your site. It works off modifying the body tags style sheet element, so any inline styles will override it, but that could be modified. You can view it in action here.
