I have a webpage, not of my own that I use for printing reports, and the font
is too small. I want to override the CSS that the company uses and replace it
with my own. Here is the HTML
<TR valign="top">
<td nowrap class="smalltxt">Bandel </td>
<td nowrap class="smalltxt">Gwen </td>
<td nowrap class="smalltxt">7634288652 </td>
<td nowrap class="smalltxt"> </td>
<td nowrap class="smalltxt">Confirmed </td>
<td nowrap class="smalltxt"> </td>
</tr>
When I try to set the text size with this:
td.smalltxt
{
font-size: 16px;
font-family: Arial;
}
It does not change. I can change the color, so it seems that color is not set
in their stylesheet, but font size is. I also know that you can use !important
to force, but that doesn't seem to work in this. Can someone show me how they
would go about forcing the user devine stylesheet to display the way I need it
to?
Thanks,
Mike
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