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I have an ebook that came in CHM format. I used a little program called CHM Decoder to turn it into HTML for reading in my browser. It produced a site with the table of contents on in a narrow frame on the left, and each page loading in a frame on the right. I did this mainly so I can increase the text size as I’m reading (something windows’ CHM viewer doesn’t do). The problem is that when I do, the size in both frames increases, making the TOC unreadable. So what I’d like to do is somehow force a static font size for the left frame so the browser can’t change it… How might this be done? I suspect an answer will be hard to come by as this breaks accessibility guidelines, but seeing as this is only for me, no harm done… So is it possible?
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Hi Xichael,
from what I know, it's not possible to fix the font size, because the browser overwrites your settings. What about a style switcher for the right frame, which only changes the font size?
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CommentAuthoradjustafresh
- CommentTimeMar 17th 2008
The only way to guarantee font size is with a graphic (including Flash). I think that the style switch that only affects the frame in which you want the font to adjust is the best bet. -
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