Hiya,

There's an "Enlarge text" button as a text link in the main header block on every page.

Look at the lower right corner of the header and you'll see it.

Honest

Looks like kittengogo '...Posted with the theme Agregado ...'
rawny may need to take a look at it.
BTW, i use my Pond style with Pixture and that button doesn't show here either, only on the index page, i think, but i almost never see the page anyway 'cause the forum doesn't keep me logged in and when i do log it takes me to my profile. I end up just clciking the sidebar new threads and leave. So, the fact is, it does not show on every page in Pixture and, apparently, in Agregado also.

Ah yes... the dreaded theme thing...

I should have realised. I checked the extension FAQ against a couple of themes and my own magic text resize buttons didn't work on some of them - and the code OUGHT to work because it's nothing very special.

For the OP.... the theme "pluralism" works OK

HTH

I really love NoSquint extension

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2592
http://urandom.ca/nosquint/

* download NoSquint 1.93.2.1 for Firefox 3.0
* download NoSquint 2.0b6 for Firefox 3.5

And then there's the good old fashioned hold down the CTRL button and use the scroll wheel (up or down)...

I have known about the "Ctl + ScrollBar". But only with Program's on the Hard Drive.

THANK YOU Squeaky so very much. I love when I "get it". I learned HTML on my WebTV.net. Went wild publishing a whole many pages. My education is not at all as advanced as yours.

Of course I want you to know I appreciate you giving your advice and time to a newbie/novice.

I don't know but maybe you'd like to see U-L-T-R-A'S for useful web and image tools and utilities, scripts, CCP Codes, and info for both computer and Webtv users. We have remarkable Programers

I like giving back to good people. Thank you Squeaky.

Thank you Morat. I'll certainly check out the NoSquint links you so generously shared.

You're very welcome.

As for my er... "skills" - I'm just a jobbing programmer, self taught.

The real smarty pants guys hide in the background and then pounce on the "good" problems (as in seriously technical) and often get to work big time.

Fair enough we all pick up useful tips that others may not know as we go along; but honest injun - when you've got a REAL problem it won't be me that helps you... it'll be them

Thanks for the link, I've had a quick browse and bookmarked in my handy bits and bobs folder.