Alex's answer is the best, Renato, but here's two other tidbits that may come in handy: (1) The "em" sizes are relative to the default font size used by the browser. "0.9em," for example, is 90% of the default font size. TiddlyWiki uses *em* fonts consistently, which has a lot of advantages -- but if you prefer to go old-school, you can certainly set your font sizes in pixels or points, too. (E.g., "10pt," "12px.") (2) If you want to change fonts on the fly within tiddlers (for a given block of text), you can use this syntax: @@font-size:0.9em;This is some text I want to display in a smaller font.@@
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