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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / July 2004Font Size
Hello, I need a font size of 11 points in my form. But I cannot enter it, in the dropdown list are 10 points and 12 points and so on. How can I enter 11 points? InfoPath uses the basic HTML font sizes, i.e. <FONT SIZE="2" />, etc. You can hand-edit the XSL and add your font size as part of a STYLE attribute on the parent tag to your text. The STYLE attribute should be preserved through round-tripping provided you shouldn't need to use a verbatim ("xd:preserve") block.  SignatureGreg Collins [InfoPath MVP] Hello, I need a font size of 11 points in my form. But I cannot enter it, in the dropdown list are 10 points and 12 points and so on. How can I enter 11 points? Can you give an example please? > InfoPath uses the basic HTML font sizes, i.e. <FONT SIZE="2" />, etc. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I need a font size of 11 points in my form. But I cannot enter it, in the dropdown list are 10 points and 12 points and so on. > How can I enter 11 points? You should use Extract Form Files from the File menu. Choose a folder and press OK. Close InfoPath or you won't be able to do the next steps. Edit the XSL file in a text editor of your choice. Locate the HTML tag for which you wish to have a non-standard font size. In the STYLE attribute for that HTML tag (add one if there isn't one), add the font size of your choice. Save and exit the editor. Right-click the manifest.xsf file and choose Design. The style attribute you add should look something like this: <HTMLTAG STYLE="FONT-SIZE: 120pt">Some contents</HTMLTAG> SignatureGreg Collins [InfoPath MVP] Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com Can you give an example please? "Greg Collins [MVP]" wrote: > InfoPath uses the basic HTML font sizes, i.e. <FONT SIZE="2" />, etc. > > You can hand-edit the XSL and add your font size as part of a STYLE attribute on the parent tag to your text. The STYLE attribute should be preserved through round-tripping provided you shouldn't need to use a verbatim ("xd:preserve") block. Can you give an example please? > InfoPath uses the basic HTML font sizes, i.e. <FONT SIZE="2" />, etc. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I need a font size of 11 points in my form. But I cannot enter it, in the dropdown list are 10 points and 12 points and so on. > How can I enter 11 points? If you are using SP1, you can also type any font size you want in the dropdown. 7, 11, 11.5, etc... > InfoPath uses the basic HTML font sizes, i.e. <FONT SIZE="2" />, etc. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > the dropdown list are 10 points and 12 points and so on. > How can I enter 11 points? |
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