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In reply to: [ColorMag] How to prevent all text from being enlarged.The width of the font Verdana is significantly larger than sans-serif.
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In reply to: [ColorMag] How to prevent all text from being enlarged.I figured it out! I just needed to change the default font from Verdana to sans-serif:
div { font-family: san-serif; }
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In reply to: [ColorMag] How to prevent all text from being enlarged.I should mention that the code listed above looks perfect on a mobile device (Android). But on a desktop or tablet, the text inside the svg image is enlarged. Thanks, Bill
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In reply to: [ColorMag] Caption on Mobile MenuExcellent! Everything is now looking perfect. The three horizontal bars and the text “Select Page” all appear on one line! Thanks. Bill
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In reply to: [ColorMag] Caption on Mobile MenuNot quite there yet.
Unfortunately, while my attempt looked great on a mobile
device, it did not look good on a regular monitor.When I made the modification as suggested:
<p class=”menu-toggle”>Select Page</p>It places the words “Select Page” on the line below
the three horizontal bars. Is there a way to
get both “Select Page” and the three horizontal bars
on the same line.Thanks,
BillForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [ColorMag] Caption on Mobile MenuDo you guys have a “Donate” option setup?
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In reply to: [ColorMag] Caption on Mobile MenuNitu,
You guys are the best. I slightly modified your code as shown
below, so now the text “Select Page” and the three horizontal bars
all appear on the same line – when viewed on a mobile device.<i style=”color:white; float:left;”>Select Page</i><p class=”menu-toggle”></p>
Thanks,
BillForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [ColorMag] Caption on Mobile MenuCan you provide me a hint? For example, the file and line I would need to modify to
add text (e.g., “Select page”) to the mobile menu. How much would you charge, to help me? Thanks, Bill