Hello Sluggers,
Need to know how to correctly edit a css. I am running Firefox and all
of the fonts in the menus, are too tiny for me to see. ( I am visually
impaired - macular degeneration) Anyhow after research I found that I
could edit an example css and use it to change font sizes in chrome.
My problem: I am not sure what to do with the /'s and the *'s, and
where to start or stop the editing. There is /*, *, and */ Not
understanding what they mean or the differences, confuses me.
I am familiar with editing other types of files.
Below is a portion of the example.css sheet that I want to edit.
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/*
* Some possible accessibility enhancements:
*/
/*
* Make all the default font sizes 20 pt:
*
* * {
* font-size: 20pt !important
* }
*/
/*
* Make menu items in particular 15 pt instead of the default size:
*
* menupopup > * {
* font-size: 15pt !important
* }
*/
/*
* Give the Location (URL) Bar a fixed-width font
*
* #urlbar {
* font-family: monospace !important;
* }
*/
/*
* Eliminate the throbber and its annoying movement:
*
* #throbber-box {
* display: none !important;
* }
*/
/*
* For more examples see http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html
*/
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Thanks Sluggers, be kind to an old guy running his Microsoft free
desktop. Simple for you, not so simple or intuitive for me.
Bob S.
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