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Well i tried getting an answer at vBulletinTemplates, but my cries for help got ignored, so i'll try my luck here. I've tried just adding the font in the font area, bit when i do, the size is too small (set as 1) or it's too big (set at 2), so how did everyone else do this?
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This is not the correct forum for questions. Please read the impossible-to-miss announcement in future
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Sorry, I must have missed this at vBT.
Use CSS to alter the font size. It is more accurate then the font size option in the Style Settings. |
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Code:
.myclass
{
font-family: verdana;
font-size: 10px;
font-weight: none;
text-decoration: none;
}
Code:
<font class="class">Text</font>
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Just use <smallfont class="myclass">
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Yes, you can use the replacements from memory. Is this for vB2? There is a documented mod over at vBT that I can point you to.
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Yes you can edit replacements in the replacements section of the admin cp surprisingly
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Even Franklin Gothic is ok.
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