Hi there,
I am successfully using website font .. I have a number of styles working nicely, but I have one question...
Does anyone know if it is possible to adjust the line-height for one of the given styles.
I am using version 4.0 registered.. I understand how to adjust pretty much everything else using CSS, header scripts etc. but for the life of me, I cant get anything to adjust the line-height. I have had a look around on a few different sIFR forums and websites and it appears to be possible so was wondering if anyone knows how to do it with website font.
I am also having one other 'possible' issue... I am really not sure if it is working or not, but on the following page: http://www.channelenablers.com/training … pecial.asp , the sub heading line (using h6) .. The fonts don't 'really' seem to be justifying. It does change if I change things from justify to left so it is having an effect. I am wondering if anyone can tell me if this section is actually 'justified' or not. This one is less important than the question about line-height.
Anyway, many thanks in advance.. any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Michael Tull
Registered User
3 posts
Thor
Registered User
4 posts
Hello,
I have a Website Font 4.1 registered, and as well I'm facing te very same problem as Michael Tull just stated above. We really need this fixed or a fast solution, as I have clients that need this and I'm stuck in the middle of the projects. Can you please help us?
For H1 to H5 can we have this? :
- line-height:
- display:
- width:
Also, after saving it, I've tried to manually fix the CSS and it wont accept the changes. For instance, I wanted to see a few other colors for the fonts and the background. For some reason it works only if I change them form within the Website Font app. I would pretty much like to be able to change them form within the CSS files once the code is generated. How do I do that?
How can we specify a background image for some element? Some times we need to place a background image to a H1 - H5. For this the sIFR should support transparency so that the background would be visible. { background: would go hand in ahdn with width:, height:, and display: }
Another issues: Microformats
if I change #ffffff to #fff the link is with blue default color. It would be excellent for you guys to implement microformats.
Well, that would be all for now. I would come forward with more suggestions and fixes if we find more. Would be greatly improved if you can fix those above, but for now I am really in desperate need for a solution regarding line-height and margins.
Thank you,
Cristi "...Magnets!..." Richard Dean Anderson / SG-1
I have a Website Font 4.1 registered, and as well I'm facing te very same problem as Michael Tull just stated above. We really need this fixed or a fast solution, as I have clients that need this and I'm stuck in the middle of the projects. Can you please help us?
For H1 to H5 can we have this? :
- line-height:
- display:
- width:
Also, after saving it, I've tried to manually fix the CSS and it wont accept the changes. For instance, I wanted to see a few other colors for the fonts and the background. For some reason it works only if I change them form within the Website Font app. I would pretty much like to be able to change them form within the CSS files once the code is generated. How do I do that?
How can we specify a background image for some element? Some times we need to place a background image to a H1 - H5. For this the sIFR should support transparency so that the background would be visible. { background: would go hand in ahdn with width:, height:, and display: }
Another issues: Microformats
if I change #ffffff to #fff the link is with blue default color. It would be excellent for you guys to implement microformats.
Well, that would be all for now. I would come forward with more suggestions and fixes if we find more. Would be greatly improved if you can fix those above, but for now I am really in desperate need for a solution regarding line-height and margins.
Thank you,
Cristi "...Magnets!..." Richard Dean Anderson / SG-1
Thor
Registered User
4 posts
Hello again,
update on my tests:
- width: , height:, background: works just fine now, not sur ewhy it did not worked the first time
- line-height: still the very same problem.
Here is a link with issue at hand:
http://www.psdin2html.com/coffeecup/line-height.png
Thank you "...Magnets!..." Richard Dean Anderson / SG-1
update on my tests:
- width: , height:, background: works just fine now, not sur ewhy it did not worked the first time
- line-height: still the very same problem.
Here is a link with issue at hand:
http://www.psdin2html.com/coffeecup/line-height.png
Thank you "...Magnets!..." Richard Dean Anderson / SG-1
Thor
Registered User
4 posts
Hello Michael,
Look for all.css and place these next lines for h1 to h6:
Cheers,
Cristi "...Magnets!..." Richard Dean Anderson / SG-1
Look for all.css and place these next lines for h1 to h6:
-
margin:0px; - will solve extra space issue
background:transparent none; - H items are transparent
Cheers,
Cristi "...Magnets!..." Richard Dean Anderson / SG-1
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