On 06/05/19 14:07 (GMT-0400) Mike Tuller apparently typed:
> 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?
Maybe they have a print-specific stylesheet for the size, but not for
the color. Make yours print-specific with !important and it should override.
Also, text sizing for print should be done in pt. You might find your
16px when applied to be sub-microscopic when printed.
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