Now let's move on to learning how to set the font style on your web page. Most web page authors tend to hang around the size 3 - size 5 range for normal reading purposes (depending on the font style) but may increase the font size for headers and titles. This can turn viewers away from your web page, especially if the whole page is filled with text like this (Arial size="6"). On the other hand, text that is too big can have the effect of 'shouting'. Text that is too small can be difficult and sometimes even impossible to read (Arial size="1"). h (in a text editor like Notepad++ for example) Find and comment out the line. So what size text should you use? This is partly a matter of taste and partly a matter of necessity and can also depend on what font style you use. Provided for older code to maintain compatibility with the current library. Once you've tried to debug a web page stuffed to the gills with this kind of useless source code á la etcetera, ad nauseum, you may give some second thoughts as to how "easy" some WYSIWYG editors really are.
Luckily, it’s quite easy to change it back to normal. In case you’re wondering, accidentally changing the text size happens all the time. I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve been merrily typing along when something strange happened to the screen (and even worse, my document!).
As you now know, it’s extremely easy to hit the wrong keys while typing and accidentally change the text size. The text size in my Chrome window changed. I was typing last night and apparently hit some strange keystrokes.
I’m almost too embarrassed to ask for your help, but I can’t figure it out for myself lol. I read your articles on here every day and I hope you can help me fix a problem I caused for myself.