I’m using q-select to display the months and the font size is quite small so I want to make the options larger. I tried changing the font-size in css but it didn’t work. My select atm What the output looks like months selection Answer The <q-select> attributes you need to affect the appearance of the popup menu and its option
Tag: font-size
How to set font-size to “larger” or 140% of system default
I want to provide to my users a possibility to display certain <Text/> elements with a larger font-size, than a system default. The documentation provides a number only for that style. I want to display texts either with web-css “large” or “larger” values or maybe with 140% of the original font size. I found couple of questions on SO and
Change font-size in auto-generated HTML from px to em using javascript
I have an HTML generated from a web service which I cannot control. The HTML has font sizes in px and pt. My requirement is changing all font-sizes to em. This is what I tried : I tried to access all <font> tags using : However, it is returning null even though I have many font tags in HTML. All
Select box truncating text when body font size changed via javascript on document ready in IE 9
IE 9 is behaving quite strangely for me. I’ve got a page font-size changing control that saves the users setting and then in the document ready sets the body font-size to that size. It works fine, the issue is, when a page with dropdowns loads, in IE 9, sometimes the text is cut off. I’ve simplified the code down to
Specify fallback font sizes in CSS?
Is there any way to specify different font sizes for fallback fonts in CSS? I want to do something like this (which obviously does not work): div { font-family: “Arial Narrow”, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 20px, 18px, 18px, 18px; } The idea being that Arial Narrow would display at 20px if the user has it installed; if not, the browser