Is there any way of changing the font size of some of the menu's. Some seem ridiculously large.
I have set the font size to smallest under settings and disabled large menus.
Thanks
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=446526
In SETTINGS - PERSONALISATION there is an option to change the font size. No matter what I set it to it won´t change...I can see it change in the preview section when I move the slider from very small to very big but that´s all.
A friend of mine has a Leo too and on his device it works perfectly. When he changes the font size it affects some applications like the SMS font size...
My ROM Version is 1.48. Anyone an idea or does someone know the REG Key for changing the font size?
What is the setting for in "personilize/FONT"?
I can change there the size but i do not see any effect in the user interface.
how can i make the fonts of the user interface bigger?
Open a word document, type something, look at the font size.
Now close it, change the font settings, reopen the word document, voila! changed. Most things have their font set by the application, (i.e manilla) so they ignore the system font settings.
mostly in wm apps i.e open wm contacts, email etc.
thnaks. i'd like to have a bigger font for the user interface SENSE, also for contacts, sms writing and everything that's possible.
with "personalize/font" no one of those given changes at all on my hd2.
Can i change the font of manila somewhere? i do not see where. it'd be great to give me a hint on that
Is there an easy way i can reduce the font size of all my sms/all the menus etc in android?
Thanks
Hello,
Is there any way to change default font when using "Publisher defaults" option in stock reader app? I can change font size, but when I try to change typeface it always disables publisher defaults. I prefer to use some sans serif font for reading so it's why I'm asking. I know I can embed font in epub file but I'd prefer to not to do it. Of course if there is some code in CSS stylesheet that will force app to use different font I can use it.
Some books have awful CSS in them.
The "Duke Publishing" books that I get from the library are horrible.
I go in and delete the CSS sheet from inside the EPUB.
There are only a few reasons why you should ever have CSS in a book, for formatting quotes or poetry.
They should keep the CSS as generic as possible.
All I can recommend is going in and deleting/modifying the CSS.
You are completely right. Before I start to read a book I always modify CSS to my needs. It only includes margins, line spacing, indentations, justification and font size for headers. But unfortunately my settings are different from those available as defaults in Nook so I'm forced to use "Publisher defaults" option, what blocks font face change. I've tried to embed font in EPUB but it always looked horrible compared to default font so it's why I want to change it to one of sans serif defaults.
Link "Malabar" to the font you want
I believe that the default font for the Nook reader is Malabar. I personally prefer a slab serif font like Caecilia or Amasis. So I went into the /system/fonts directory and removed all of the Malabar fonts and linked each of the Malabar font file names to the equivalent Amasis font name. Now when I use "Publisher Defaults", I get the Amasis font. Doing this will require root of some description. I suspect this might be possible without permanently rooting the Nook, but as I want my rooted, I have not tried that.
It's good idea - didn't think about that before. I'm not sure but maybe it will be doable using ADB access. I think I can just change names of Malabar with Helvetica Neue (my preference) and that way I will still have 6 fonts to choose from with default Helvetica Neue.
Yes, you can do it with adb access (that is how I did it). I am not sure if renaming the fonts will work because I think the name of the font is imbedded in the file, but you can certainly try that. What I actually did was create a new directory called archive (/system/archive) and moved the Malabar fonts to that directory so I could easily restore them if I ever wanted to. I also move apks I don't want to run into that directory so I still have a copy I can easily access "just in case".