I changed the text size from default to 250%.the change happened on the first page of a website but when you went to a second or third page of that website the text was back to the default size which was smaller.why doesn't the change happen on the 2 or 3 page?i did not have this problem with windows 7.
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The user "clark" reports that increasing text size to 250% in their browser only affects the first page of a website, with subsequent pages reverting to smaller text, specifically on pogo.com. Despite changing resolution, the issue persists on later pages, indicating the problem is site-specific or related to browser behavior. A respondent suggests verifying how "clark" adjusted the text size, recommending using IE10’s zoom or text size settings, implying the method of adjustment may influence the consistency across pages.
The user "clark" reports that increasing text size to 250% in their browser only affects the first page of a website, with subsequent pages reverting to smaller text, specifically on pogo.com. Despite changing resolution, the issue persists on later pages, indicating the problem is site-specific or related to browser behavior. A respondent suggests verifying how "clark" adjusted the text size, recommending using IE10’s zoom or text size settings, implying the method of adjustment may influence the consistency across pages.
Solution
ive changed the resolution and it doesn't matter what the resolution is the second or third page of a website is still small.its happening on pogo.com which is a game site.the first page on pogo is ok.when you go to a table to play a game the text gets smaller.
davidhk129
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Just curious......
How did to change text size ?
Did you do it this way ?
Open IE10 ( assuming you use IE10)> menu bar, View >
either select Zoom, and increase the %, or
select Text size, and select Large to Largest.
How did to change text size ?
Did you do it this way ?
Open IE10 ( assuming you use IE10)> menu bar, View >
either select Zoom, and increase the %, or
select Text size, and select Large to Largest.
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