Hi,
Thanks for both answers. I ended up creating "defaultlarge" font and toggle
between that and "default". Works great.
-ilkka
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 5:17 PM, Dave Baggett wrote:
>
> I use this to bump up a widget's font size in special cases where I don't
> want to make a the
I use this to bump up a widget's font size in special cases where I don't
want to make a theme element:
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Hi Ikka,
On Tuesday April 13 2010 11:19:05 Ilkka Oksanen wrote:
> Is the way to increase or decrease font size of a label at runtime? I know
> I can do this:
>
> label.setFont(new qx.bom.Font(12));
>
> But then the font face doesn't look same anymore. I guess that is because
> default font face
Hi,
Is the way to increase or decrease font size of a label at runtime? I know I
can do this:
label.setFont(new qx.bom.Font(12));
But then the font face doesn't look same anymore. I guess that is because
default font face (and size) depends on the version of OS. In an ideal case
I would like to
Reloading helps. No support yet for dynamic font size changes. This is
also a feature which is regarded as deprecated. Most browser do now or
will in the future do full page zooming (images + text). So this is
quite less in priority, but we already have a bug report somewhere to
enhance thi
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 1:29 PM, Stephan Veigl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When I'm changing the global font size in the browser (ctrl + mouse wheel)
> the size of the font (labels, HTML areas, buttons, …) change, but it's still
> clipped to the old size.
> You can see this effect in qooxdoo de
When I’m changing the global font size in the browser (ctrl + mouse wheel) the
size of the font (labels, HTML areas, buttons, …) change, but it’s still
clipped to the old size.
You can see this effect in qooxdoo demo browser when the font size is increased
the items of the demos tree are abbrev
