BigG2
September 17, 2008, 1:08pm
1
I had a paragraph style just right and then wanted it to be my h1 style, when it made it an h1 style it shows as extra bold in the browser and doesn’t look very nice. Is this normal? or is there a way round it looking like this?
Nathan Garner
Austin Wells Design Consultants email@hidden http://www.awdc-creative.com
Member of NAPP
Dan_J
September 17, 2008, 6:16pm
2
H1 tags are like a browser wide recognizable default HTML acceptable tags, like a “body” tag that has a pre-defined browser setting.
To defer the bold you’ll have to hit the extended button for that h1 style and put in a CSS property and attribute:
Name: font-weight
Value: normal
That should drop the bold factor. (also don’t use the Name, and Value part, those are just to show the entry box names)
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BigG2
September 18, 2008, 11:33am
3
Thank you Dan. Much appreciated.
Nathan Garner
Austin Wells Design Consultants email@hidden http://www.awdc-creative.com Member of NAPP
On 17 Sep 2008, at 19:16, Dan J wrote:
H1 tags are like a browser wide recognizable default HTML acceptable tags, like a “body” tag that has a pre-defined browser setting.
To defer the bold you’ll have to hit the extended button for that h1 style and put in a CSS property and attribute:
Name: font-weight
That should drop the bold factor. (also don’t use the Name, and Value part, those are just to show the entry box names)
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