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You can change the text size with the

tags and so forth. Bigger number, smaller text. I haven't done html in a while, but I think there is a command for fitting to page/cell size. Don't remember it though. To make a window as a popup, you change the target, for instance:
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If I remember, when you leave the target blank, it will show up as a popup. If not, then I don't remember correctly. Anyway, I know you can use the target function to create a popup of a specified size.

cheers mate, ill have a play around!

-Nell

Here's some code I use to open a picture up in a new window and automatically resize it...



Then for a link



You can specify height and width in your IMG tag... this would show a picture of size 20x20 on the screen, when you go to click on it, it would pop open the picture in a new window which automatically resizes to the full size of the picture. HTH.

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ah the dogs bollox, looks oogd, ill try it out!

many thanks!

this isnt a quick answer, but for general web tutorial stuff, a must have is : http://www.w3schools.com ..you can even try out code on the site! contains lots more than HTML as well.

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Originally posted by Nell Is there a way to set the text size (Like when you are in explorer go View->Text Size->Smaller ??

Yep, try this:

blah blah

You can replace the "2" any size you want

kokanee

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Originally posted by kokanee Yep, try this: blah blah You can replace the "2" any size you want kokanee

this is good advice

it's wise to set the font size of all txt in the page

aye, but if you hold down ctrl and scroll your mouse wheel in windows the text changes size. i guess i was kind of hoping to lock this. I guess it is not possible

Thanks sothis for the site recomendation!

mr game and watch, that code works a dream, thankyou - just what i wanted!

and cheers to everyone that replied, much appreciated. gotta love the community spirit in this place sometimes! if only all threads could be as helpful and flameless as this! thanks, Nell.