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Any Way to Change Just the Font Size in Links on Website?

Discussion in 'Firefox, Thunderbird & SeaMonkey' started by Chris, 2016/04/25.

  1. 2016/04/25
    Chris

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    Firefox looks good, everything in proportion, except the font in links is to small. If there is borders, the borders are proportional to everything else, but the font is real small with to much space around the font link.

    Ctrl + changes all the fonts everywhere, I just need the font bigger anywhere there is a link on a website.

    Any way to do that? Everything is proportional except the links font.

    Thank you,
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    retiredlearner

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    Hi Chris, In FF > Tools > Options > Content - any adjustments that help in there? Neil.
     
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    MrBill

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    Can you give us a link to the page you are talking about?
     
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    Chris

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    Mine is "edit" "preferences" . That changes fonts in everything. All the fonts are good, except the links in my TV Listings.

    Inside each square, the words are very small. Everywhere else is good.

    Link to site. http://www.tvguide.com/listings/

    P.S. Windows shows up good. It's not in Linux.

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    retiredlearner

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    Chris, the latest FF is version 46. I have just updated through auto-update. The Menu bar does not have a Preference in Edit. As I posted earlier, Tools > Options > Content (from the Menu Bar).
    When FF opens - Right click the Orange FF icon on left of Address bar > Menu bar which is then placed at the top of the screen. Neil.
     
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    PeteC

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    Not sure what you mean by that :(

    FWIW I don't see a problem in Firefox on Win 10 - see below ....
     

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    TonyT

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    What version of FF on Linux are you using? And is it the real FF or a branded version such as Iceweasel or a version that ships with Ubuntu? I'm using Debian with the actual FF, not another brand.
    And it's best to just use the default font settings in FF else the Webpage layout and presentation gets altered from the pages authors' intent.
    Looks just fine to me in FF 45.0.2 on Linux.
    (on Linux & Windows I never update FF until the ".0.1" version is released because historically the "0.0" versions have bugs.)
     

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