Halvformat

Thanks t-p. But you will not see what I mean by looking at my site. And it’s not in an “Item” I want the textsize to be smaller, it’s in a post or a page.

When you open a “New Post”, you can choose from a selection (not in numbers) of textsizes to use in your new post. The choises you can use are “Format, preformatted, headlines 1-to-6 and so on. But there is no other way to make the text smaller then the pre-made choises. In e-mail programs, words, Photoshop etc. you can choose the textsize by clicking a number from around 6-72. This is what I miss in WordPress and cant fint out how to do…

Anyone home?

And while I’m at it -is there any laws against putting out files/program/patches on my site/server for users to Download? For example a patch to a PC-game or a (cracked) version of Photoshop and so on? This sounds to me like it’s against the law, but you see this everywhere and that got me thinking maybe it’s allowed to let people download this from my (or enyone elses) site and if they fysically install this on their computer and use it, then the user is breaking the law.

Any thoughts?

How about the structure of the files you put out for Download? Anyone know something about this? I’m pretty sure I can just make a folder in “Contents” named “Downloads” and upload my files there, but what I’m NOT sure of is the stucture of this and what I can do in this folder, if there is any limitations…

I’m thinking the main folder “Downloads” and subfolders inside on different subjects like for example fotography-related files in one subfolder and game-files in another subfolder and so on…

Is this the way to do it or am I way off?

I’m not a “pro” when it comes to making websites, far from it, but I’ve managed to do a lot on my own so far. But I dont want to do something wrong that will mess up things on my site/server so I’m hoping someone can help me out with this…

Please help…

Halvformat

I’ll check out the Download Monitor Plugin and see if it’s something I can use.

Thank you very much vtxyzzy.

I did clear the cache several times, but without luck. But what crossed my mind later on was that the IP for the person that comments is logged, so I think maybe that’s the reason the “Comment Form” remembered my name and e-mail adress. -Via the IP. So if I was to write a comment from another computer with a different IP the form probably will be cleared. So I figure that the IP for every person is logged and some kind of autofill for name and email take place in the commentform. Thank you for your help, mrdthomas!