• ResolvedPlugin Author Maxime Jobin

    (@maximejobin)


    First, thank you for trying the plugin!

    After you activated the plugin, you must create a menu and assign the different sizes using CSS classes.

    This small video shows you exactly how it can be done in less than 3 minutes!

    VIDEO : Accessibility Font Resizer tutorial

    Note that you can change the default size by editing the settings found in Settings > Font Resizer.

    Enjoy!

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Maxime Jobin.
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  • Plugin Author Maxime Jobin

    (@maximejobin)

    If you want to create links by yourself, a user reported this code would help :

    <span class="afr-normal">Normal</span>
    <span class="afr-large">Large</span>
    <span class="afr-xlarge">X-Large</span>
    Plugin Author Maxime Jobin

    (@maximejobin)

    Here is more information about the code submitted by the user :

    #textresizer {float:right;}
    .textresize1 {font-size:20px; cursor:pointer;margin:2px;}
    .textresize2 {font-size:25px; cursor:pointer;margin:2px;font-weight: 600;}
    .textresize3 {font-size:33px; cursor:pointer;margin:2px;font-weight: 600;}

    This can be used with the following HTML code :

    <div id="textresizer">
      <span class="afr-normal textresize1">A</span>
      <span class="afr-large textresize2">A</span>
      <span class="afr-xlarge textresize3">A</span>
    </div>

    There you go!

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