javascript font control

[MelanieDawnW]

Hi
I have been unable to reduce the size of the text that goes along with
my image slideshow(the play, next, stop buttons and also the captions
for the pictures) without reducing the size of my title text(my
friends). If someone could help look and help me out, I'd appreciate
it.Heres the website

http://www.arches.uga.edu/~meldawn/friends10.html

Thanks

[VK]

Me**********@gmail.com wrote:

Hi
I have been unable to reduce the size of the text that goes along with
my image slideshow(the play, next, stop buttons and also the captions
for the pictures) without reducing the size of my title text(my
friends). If someone could help look and help me out, I'd appreciate
it.Heres the website

http://www.arches.uga.edu/~meldawn/friends10.html

I have such awesome friends - I just cannot comment on any code errors
:-)

I was more thinking of a way to fix the problem w/o bringing more
problems, rather than of conceptiual issues.
So:

1) Find this block of text:
<P>
<STRONG><A
HREF="javascript:SLIDES.previous()">&lt;previous</A></STRONG>

and change it to

<P STYLE="font-size:12pt">
<STRONG><A
HREF="javascript:SLIDES.previous()">&lt;previous</A></STRONG>

(only the very first lines is changed).
You can change font-size value to 14pt, 16pt and so on until desired
size.
2) Find
<DIV ID="SLIDESTEXT">

and change it to:

<DIV ID="SLIDESTEXT" STYLE="font-weight:bold; font-size:12pt">

You can change font-size value to 14pt, 16pt and so on until desired
size of the caption.

[VK]

VK wrote:

I have such awesome friends ...

/You/ have of course - a typo :-)

[Dr John Stockton]

JRS: In article <11**********************@38g2000cwa.googlegroups. com>,
dated Wed, 24 May 2006 15:04:38 remote, seen in
news:comp.lang.javascript, VK <sc**********@yahoo.com> posted :

You can change font-size value to 14pt, 16pt and so on until desired
size of the caption.

Except maybe for use by the author on a single system, one should never
specify screen sizes in points; it is contrary to the spirit of the DDA
etc.

If text is closely associated with graphical material sized in pixels,
it may be desirable to express its size using px.

Otherwise, the author should presume that 100% represents a
conveniently-legible size, for the current user, screen, and settings,
for the main text of a paragraph; and should use higher and lower
percentages to vary the text size.

<FAQENTRY> Since javascript can be misused to degrade accessibility, the
FAQ should not ignore the subject. An entry in Sec 3.2 would suffice,
though an article in Sec 4 might be possible. A FAQ note would be nice.

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