Hello,
My question is about webpages that display with fonts that are way too small to be read comfortably in Konqueror.
My problem occurs with mail pages at yahoo.com. The messages are displayed in fonts of about 2 or 4 points.
I run a suse 8.2 distribution with kde and qt upgraded to 3.1.4 and 3.2. I have tried setting the fonts, trying different types of fonts, setting different sizes, minimum size at 10 or 12, all with no effect on the text of the message displayed. All other fonts are adjusted as expected. So I am happy with the way that I can reconfigure the fonts in Konqueror, only on this one item (the message text) it doesn't seem to have any effect at all
Then I thought that perhaps the message displayed was some sort of embedded part or viewer. So I started fiddling around with the file associations, being sure that all text associations were set to Kedit. In Kedit my fonts look normal. To be on the safe side I checked font display in all other types of editor too, they all seem to be ok.
I had a look around in bugs.kde.org and I used google to see if I could locate someone else with this problem, but the only things that I found had no relation to my problem.
Any suggestions?
If your fonts were like 2/3 or 3/4 the size you think that they should be, I would suggest that you might want to set your screen resolution to 100 DPI (which is best for 1024 x 768) or higher. But that isn't going to help if they are like 1/10 what they should be.
This might be a style sheet issue, or the HTML code for the page contains a font size.
I presume that clicking the: "Increase Font Sizes" button on the main toolbar doesn't do anything.
Have you tried this in Mozilla? If it works OK there and its only Yahoo mail that you have a problem with, I would suggest that it is a bug related to the specific HTML or CSS code for that web page.
-- JRT
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