CSS property: font-size

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CSS property: font-size

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Working on a local server-based web page, it seems PWB v 3.05 CEF ignores any setting for font-size other than numeric values in either 'em' or 'pt' in 'body'. If using em in 'body', the value has to be ridiculously high to be readable. An web-based example can be seen at http://css3test.com/ which looks fine in Chrome-based browsers (Blink engine), Firefox, Edge, IE11, but is far too small to be readable in PWB v 3.05 CEF. I can zoom the page, but regardless of the zoom percentage shown, the size of the page stops growing at 325% and the page is still too small to read.

Can the upper limit of zoom be increased in PWB? Is there a fix for PWB which will allow percentages and values of 'large', 'x-large', etc. to be used for the font-size property?

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Re: CSS property: font-size

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Are you using 3.05.0, 3.05.1, or 3.05.2?

Here is a screen shot of the web site indicated with an unedited INI file, it seems to display as expected.
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Re: CSS property: font-size

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Apparently, I'm using 3.05 — I just downloaded from https://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/download.php and got PWBv3cef.zip which has its PWB,INI file set to 3.05. Changing it to anything else produces an error.

So, how do I get a later version?

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Download the newest version from the Downloads page.

Then:
https://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/f ... f=8&t=3045

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Re: CSS property: font-size

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The link is for updating a version 2 PWB.INI to version 3, but that isn't my issue.

The current download is for version 3.05 — but you asked if I were 'using 3.05.0, 3.05.1, or 3.05.2?' The download link says 'PWB v3.05.1 basic (CEF) Chrome Rendering Engine', but the link is pointing to version 3.05 — I've tried several times, including just now. It isn't v3.05.1.

And I see nothing on the Downloads page for a version 3.05.2 for either IE or CEF.

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The current version of PWB is 3.05.1 and is listed on the Downloads page.
https://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/download.php

PWB version 3.05.2 is currently available on the Beta page.
https://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/beta.php

Both of the links on the respective pages have been verified to download the correct versions:

3.05.1:
https://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/f ... Bv3cef.zip

3.05.2:
https://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/b ... 52cefB.zip

It may be possible you have a caching server that is picking up the older version of PWB.

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Re: CSS property: font-size

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Does version 3.05.1 still use

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IniFileVersion=3.05
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Yes.

PWB uses the same INI file version between the minor revisions of PWB. The next INI file version will change when 3.06.0 is released.


To be technical all the settings in the INI file have a default value and PWB only needs the INI file to contain 3 lines to run.

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[Browser]
RegisteredTo=Name of Company
RegistrationNumber=0 00000000 00000000 000000 0
IniFileVersion=3.05
For any INI file setting missing, PWB will use the default value.

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