Bob Stia wrote:
> 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.
Anything between /* and */ is one comment, and thus ignored by the
interpreter (in this case, the browser). Lines starting with * are also
indicative of comments, though I don't think they actually serve a
purpose other than to make it obvious to you, the reader, that you're
looking at stuff between a /* and an */. You could easily get rid of
all those *s that are alone (without a slash), and you'd still have the
same behavior: everything in the file is commented out.
I hope that helps.
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