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Taken From The Forum: Help & Support for DHTML Menu Version 5+
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Last Updated: Saturday July 14 2012 - 06:07:38

Mixing font size in menu - [Solved]


Poster: twing
Dated: Tuesday July 12 2005 - 6:52:11 BST

Hi guys,

Can I mix font size for menu name? eg.
ITOOL Menu ... let's say I want the 'TOOL' to be size 11, while others stay at size 12.

The only way I can think of is to use images.

Any suggestions are welcome, thanks

Twing.


Poster: Ruth
Dated: Tuesday July 12 2005 - 15:12:47 BST

To use different sizes within an item you can use
Code:
<big>Bigger Text</big>
or you could use
Code:
<font size=1em>ITOOL</font> Menu
It doesn't seem you can use px. For example if you try to set
Code:
<font size=11px>ITOOL</font> Menu
You get some weird things in some browsers, like a really huge ITOOL. If you're not specifying px, em etc, I think you would use
Code:
<font size=1>ITOOL</font> Menu
this shows font-size=1 but you'd use what you wanted, 1, 2, 3, 4. I'm not sure exactly how high up that particular 'formula' goes. As you noted the only other way would be to use an image, which in reality is the safest way since all the browsers would then see it the same.

Ruth


Poster: ScottN
Dated: Tuesday July 19 2005 - 14:55:31 BST

I've also used spans and css to achieve a similar effect.


Code:
aI("text=I<span class=smallertext>TOOL</span>;url=example.html;");


And then set the style in your stylesheet. Or, you can set the css inline. Basically, if you can do it in a regular page, you should be able to do it in a menu item.[/code]


Poster: Ruth
Dated: Tuesday July 19 2005 - 17:07:35 BST

Hi Scott,

Great idea :!: That would actually allow the use of particular font size and fonts and colors with every word if that were wanted. Thanks for the post. :D

Next time you log in, just come and delete the extra post with the little x at the top of it.

Ruth


Poster: John
Dated: Tuesday July 19 2005 - 23:45:17 BST

Just my $.02, but CSS is definitely the way to go. <font> is depreciated, and for some reason just looks 'tacky' to me! Depending on what you're looking for, a set size (e.g., 12px) might be better than 'bigger', etc.

Already deleted the dup - not to worry.