• Hi

    I am using the great tdo-mini-forms and I am trying to make the font in the content bigger

    I mean when someone use the form to add new topic the font so small while he is typing so how can I make it bigger?

    from where should I do that ?

    thanks

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  • Some asked something similar recently on the support forms for TDOMF. What I suggested was:

    You have two approaches to this without hacking the actual code of tdomf:

    1. Form Hacker is your friend (or your enemy if your not careful). Form hacker allows you to modify the output html code of the form without breaking (too much) how the form works. So open the form hacker for the form and then look for this line:

    <textarea title="Post Content" rows="30" cols="60" name="content_content" id="content_content" >&lt/textarea>

    Modify the “cols” property from 60 to some value that will work in the sidebar.

    2. The second option (and possible in addition to) is to use CSS to do it. You can modify the tdomf-style-form.css with the CSS properties of the form and set default sizes for fonts and overflow properties.

    You may just want to style this form instance and not all forms, which you can do too. So you could use this CSS class to modify the textbox (the form’s id is tdomf_form1 and the id for the text area for post content is content_content)

    #tdomf_form1 #content_content {
     width: 50px;
     height: 20px;
     font-size: 3px;
    }

    … for example.

    But you can use the CSS solution to modify the font-size of the content area.

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