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Hi, It would be great if we can increase/decrease selected text font size with plus/minus button. I always looking for this button when editing content. Thanks -
When I open a new note in EN, I get Tahoma font, size 10. Is there a way to reset this default to another font and size? -
Would be great to be able to adjust the Evernote application font size. That is, the font(s) that are used in the side panels, the list of notes, note cards, snippets, etc. I can make the text I type into notes as big as needed, but I still have to squint at the list view (especially with high-res displays). A global setting in the Preferences / Options would be sufficient, but even better would be some keyboard shortcuts to zoom in or out I'm a Mac user, but I believe this is a missing feature on Windows as well.- 88 replies
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Side Note: I have a basic account. From everything I've read, it seems that this means I don't have the ability to report bugs. I think you should reconsider that. I understand not wanting to provide customer support to free people as that costs money, but at least make it easy for people to help better your product by alerting you of bugs. A bug reported by a free person helps your paid customers as well. The issue: When editing on the web editor, if you have the font settings all normal (Gotham 14) and you copy/paste a line of text, the pasted text will look fine on your web app, but smaller than the rest of the text on your iPad app. Looking at the inspector in Chrome, the problem seems to be that if you're using the default font size of 14px, all of the span tags actually have no font size declared, but if you paste in text that was 14px, you'll now have a `font-size: 14px;` style on the span. This text actually renders small on the iPad. Maybe this means that the iPad's default font size is more like 16px? I don't know. But, the difference seems to be this extra inline CSS rule. Since there's already a `font-size: 14px;` CSS rule on `#en-note`, this difference is not visible in the web editor. The only fix seems to be highlighting all of your text and re-setting the font size. It's especially annoying when you're wanting to re-order a lot of text in a note.
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Hi, I have my notes set to a font size of 14pt. When I print the notes, some of them come out with a very small font size when printed, yet all notes are set to the same font size in the note. The notes that have the much smaller print font size seem to be the ones with more content in them. How can I make all of my notes print out in the font size that is selected in the note?
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I am trying to edit text in a note, using the Osx Evernote app on Sierra. Most of the buttons are working fine, but the font selecter and font size selector are having no effect. The text is stuck at 14pt helvetica. Is this a bug or am I forgetting to do something? Thanks -
So we're all annoyed at the lack of a zoom feature, but on the old version I'd get around it by increasing all the text in a document by hitting Command-Plus. But the new Evernote for Mac (while otherwise excellent) makes this more difficult to do since it makes the text size of all selected text the same. I like having headers on my documents to keep them organized. So, I add a chapter heading and some text: So far so good. Now let's select the text: Alright... now let's do Command-Plus to up the font size. What? On the previous version, it would increase it incrementally, making the header a bit bigger and the text a bit bigger. Now incrementing the font size makes all the text the same size, so I lose the text size formatting. After leaving Evernote years ago for its unpredictable text editing, I came back hoping things would have changed. They did, mostly for the better, but new bugs have cropped up in the process. I hope this is a known bug. - Evernote 6.0.3 (451151 App Store) - OS X Mavericks 10.9.5 (Thanks JMichael for reminding me to add these stats) -
For a long time I have disliked the small, unadjustable font Evernote uses for text on IOS. Not only is it hard coded so that the user has no control, the font size doesn't respond to Dynamic Type, Apple's system for accessibility. I have seen complaints over the years in this forum, but apparently Evernote has no interest in changing. Which puzzles me - simply bumping the font size would seem to be an easy change, and it is hard for me to imagine anyone would complain. Of course a more proper response would be to give the user some control over font size, or to at least follow the Dynamic Type guidelines. So I'm curious - are there people who think the font size used by Evernote is just fine the way it is, and would object to making it bigger, or allowing the user some control? -
Is that possible to add one more font size "15px" ? Because in chinese typeface, there are some sizes looks very clear and usually be used on web like 12px, 13px, 15px...(look the attach file) But there are only 14px and 18px sizes that closest to 15px can be selected in evernote web beta interface now.
