• Resolved trevorNanders

    (@trevornanders)


    Noticed that font sizes do not show up once a post has been submitted. sized fonts show while writing the post and if you go back to edit a post, but they don’t show when the post is viewed on the website.

    Seems to be only the font sizes that don’t take effect. Colour, bold, italic etc. work.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/asgaros-forum/

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  • Plugin Author Asgaros

    (@asgaros)

    Hello,

    do you have a link to the corresponding post so I can check the CSS?

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter trevorNanders

    (@trevornanders)

    Here’s the link:
    LINK

    And the text that is set to 36pt is in post #5

    The text

    As for font sizes in these forums. It looks like they are being ignored when the message shows here. This text is actually supposed to be 36pt!

    thanks

    Thread Starter trevorNanders

    (@trevornanders)

    Further:
    As for the font sizes, I just noticed that using the tinymce buttons, ‘Headings’ does work (the fonts do get bigger) but the ‘Font sizes’ doesn’t work.

    Would rather the font sizes work because I don’t like including the ‘headings’ tab in the tinymce toolbar. Rather have one or the other (pref font sizes).
    thanks

    Plugin Author Asgaros

    (@asgaros)

    Have you added the font-size option by yourself? I cant see them in my editor by default.

    Anyway, it is caused by this CSS part in asgaros-forum/skin/style.css around line 19:

    #af-wrapper strong,
    #af-wrapper span {
        font-size: inherit !important; /* comp */
    }

    Maybe you can remove it for now. I will try to find a better workaround later.

    Thread Starter trevorNanders

    (@trevornanders)

    Yes, I think I added it via the ‘Advanced Tinymce’ plugin.

    Thanks for the reply. it’s not a big problem really, just a bit confusing for users when their font sizes remain default after posting.

    thanks again.

    Plugin Author Asgaros

    (@asgaros)

    Hello again,

    I decided to not make any changes to this because I think that formattings should be defined by the designer of the website and not the user so everything looks fine. WordPress goes the same way thats why font-sizing is not activated by default in the editor.

    I think it should be enough for the user to use the existing formatting-options for making text bold or define them as headlines for exmaple because this things can be defined inside your theme.

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