What has happened to the Font?

[paracarl44]

When I click onto the Font I want Arial Black but it comes up in small letters.

 

[milagros317]

When I click onto the Font I want Arial Black but it comes up in small letters.

Experimenting:
Arial black
Arial black inside size=2
Arial black inside size=3
Arial black inside size=4

 

[paracarl44]

Experimenting:
Arial black
Arial black inside size=2
Arial black inside size=3
Arial black inside size=4

^Tried that, didn't work.^

 

[paracarl44]

Nobody has answered this question.

 

[milagros317]

I don't understand why this didn't work for you. It works for me using Mozilla Firefox as my browser:
Arial black with no size specified
Arial black inside size=1
Arial black inside size=2
Arial black inside size=3
Arial black inside size=4
Arial black inside size=5
Arial black inside size=6
Arial black inside size=7

 

[TMF Jeff]

Nobody has answered this question.

I think nobody replied because nobody else is seeing the problem. Whatever it is it sounds like it's unique to your situation, like maybe you accidentally changed a setting on your browser, or on your computers display settings, or something else?

 

[chicago]

Are you sure that your text is within the font and size HTML brackets?

 

[Bohemianne]

When I click onto the Font I want Arial Black but it comes up in small letters.

It's arial black from here.

....

Ah, maybe "arial black" is missing in your Control Panel Item's Font Folder. Do check it out. If it's not there, you need to get/download the font "arial black" from somewhere else and then put it in that folder.

 

[emilyresmi]

If the font is getting small, you probably just haven't set it up in your browser. Or if it was that way in the first place, you need to scale it up. If you don't like it, you can easily set your own. It's worth noting right away that the easiest option is not to connect third-party fonts at all and use the standard ones that are pre-installed in most operating systems. These are the familiar Arial, Times New Roman, nike fonts, and so on - these fonts are called web-safe. Just specify the name of one of these fonts in the code, and everything will work.