I've finally put the font-sizing option back into the rich text. A complete list of formatting tags can be found here (*note: this opens in a new window).
Text can now be really small, small, regular, big and really big.
This was removed because of the XHTML v1.1 standard not allowing <font> tags. Previously [size=n][/size] was translated into <font size="n"></font> by the rich-text parsing code. The new code uses <span style="font-size: n%;"> instead, with 60%, 80%, 100%, 140% and 180% used for the five values.
And now the whole site is XHTML v1.1 compliant as can be seen by clicking this button or the one in the lower-right of each page:
Text can now be really small, small, regular, big and really big.
This was removed because of the XHTML v1.1 standard not allowing <font> tags. Previously [size=n][/size] was translated into <font size="n"></font> by the rich-text parsing code. The new code uses <span style="font-size: n%;"> instead, with 60%, 80%, 100%, 140% and 180% used for the five values.
And now the whole site is XHTML v1.1 compliant as can be seen by clicking this button or the one in the lower-right of each page:
"Prepare for an oblivion for which there is no preparation." - O'Malley (Red Vs Blue)
