Thanks for ANY help you can give me in understanding and fixing this issue. How can I fix my course without having to redo all the tables?
Change notepad++ font size code#
I can't get my fonts to be the same size because the html code is different. Then I change it back to Trebuchet 3.īut it is not fixing the problem. I go into Firefox and IE and highlight all the text in both tables and choose font 1 and choose a different font like Arial. So here is what I've tried and it is NOT working.
Smaller Font = American Politics American Politics So I tried to examine the html code and here is what I see: But the font for BOTH tables is Trebuchet Normal Size 3 Bold. One table has large font and the other smaller font. I have several tables and the tables LOOK like they have completely different fonts. No problem.I need some help figuring out how to fix a font problem that is driving me crazy. I think I created the problem by working on my course in both Firefox and IE, but at different times. (But if you want to continue with our adventure in Notepad-fixing, we'll do 'er. And I'm a real pro-level user of it by now, so if you had any questions about configuring options or using features, I'd be close at hand. Here's a look-at-it link: NoteTab Light - 100% freewareĪnd here's an old review from PCMagazine: NoteTab Light | PCWorld I've used it for over a decade through several editions, and I would never go back to Notepad. You could just abandon all this work and move to a much more feature-rich text editor app that won't mess around with your choices. Oh, one other thing: when you visit those keys, note the font names in them currently. , DefaultFonts: right-click, Permissions, Advanced button, record the OWNER at the top.
Record who the OWNER is at the top of the panel. , Notepad key, right-click, Permissions, Advanced button. Okay, then, here's the last resort before you back up the two keys (Notepad in User and DefaultFonts in Machine) and wipe 'em one at a time, with reboots in between.īefore you do that, please go to the User. If we're batting zilch again, we'll look at changing permissions, cuz your registry isn't saving your changes to those keys. Shut down, start up, check and post when you have time. Now repeat the regedit drill: confirm that lfFaceName is Consolas in CURRENT USER, then go to LOCAL MACHINE and confirm that lfFaceName is Consolas, and if not, CHANGE 'er to Consolas. Shut 'er down, wait 30, start up again, open Notepad, type a word and confirm that it's in (ugly old) Tahoma still.Īssuming it is (cuz I've no idea why it wouldn't be), click Format, Font and change it to Consolas 10. Now back up (if you hold the left arrow key down or tap it a bunch of times - either one - you'll collapse all the open keys and get to Computer fast) to Computer and open it to Local Machine, soft, Mic, Notepad, Default fonts, double-click lfFaceName and change the value to Tahoma. If not, double-click lfFaceName and change the value to Tahoma, and OK. Open regedit and confirm that CURRENT USER, soft, Mic, Notepad shows Tahoma as lfFaceName. Open Notepad and change the font to Tahoma.
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