With all due respect, I disagree. Over the years, I've told many, many
clients that they don't need some "whiz-bang" feature, and been willing to
spend time and effort explaining and telling them my recommendations as a
professional. I consider this one of the things they pay me to do.
I find that *most* of the time, they listen to me. They don't always, but I
always give it a good try before just giving in.
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> Well, I wouldn't use it for that reason as well. Howeer, when you get
> some customer who wants a whiz bang feature often "you don't need that" is
> not an acceptable answer.
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> As whiz bang crap users add to a web site, that's not a particularly bad
> one. It could be a 1.2 meg flash entry page or something much worse.
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>> Why do you want to do this? All modern browsers allow the user to resize
>> HTML text on any web site.
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>> ".._.." <.._..@yourmom.mil> wrote in message
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>>>I am looking for a code sample that can change the font size of
>>>paragraphs or styles in a page with a click of a button or on a link.
>>>
>>> So, three choices "small, medium, large" and when "large" is clicked by
>>> the user, the font size on the page jumps to a larger font.
>>>
>>> It seems I saw one somewhere, but am having difficulty sorting the terms
>>> out to find it in Google again.
>>>
>>> TIA
>>>
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