Hi, Ian:
Set font-size to the height you need and use (per Anthony's comment)
font-stretch to adjust the width of the typeface. The caveat is that
font-stretch is CSS3 and buggy or non-existent in most browsers. IE 9 is
rumored to support it as is FF3.6+ but it is probably too early to reliably
us
ou would use the font-width statement
to
change the font from left-to-right. is there a way of changing it from
top-to-bottom. ie to stretch the font ?
thanks in advance
Ian
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thanks again, i will try those and check the links you sent
Ian
From: Jana Harper
To: NYPHP Talk
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 1:39:19 PM
Subject: Re: [nyphp-talk] font properties
Hi Ian,
You can use line-height to adjust the height of the space the font fits
Hi Ian,
You can use line-height to adjust the height of the space the font fits in, but
as far as I know there isn't a way to scale the font vertically. Even if there
was a way to do that I wouldn't recommend it because it would distort the
original intended look of the typeface. If you need
The only feasible way to do this that I am aware of is with CSS3 and the
font-stretch declaration. But it will still only scale it horizontally,
not vertically.
-Anthony
On 05/27/2011 01:13 PM, I H wrote:
Hello All:
I am designing a site and need assistance on one issue. It has to
deal
Hello All:
I am designing a site and need assistance on one issue. It has to deal with
fonts. to change the width of a font, you would use the font-width statement
to
change the font from left-to-right. is there a way of changing it from
top-to-bottom. ie to stretch the font ?
thanks in a
