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Don't resize text in editor window on focus?

This is my first time using an ElkArte forum, and I can't find an option in the menus nor an answer online: how does one prevent the font size in the text editor from changing when Tabing/clicking away from or into the text field?

Re: Don't resize text in editor window on focus?

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Quote from: nezunezu – on
... how does one prevent the font size in the text editor from changing when Tabing/clicking away from or into the text field?

Apparently this is a revolutionary, undocumented feature that nobody (except you) has found.
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Re: Don't resize text in editor window on focus?

Reply #3 –
how did you do that?

Re: Don't resize text in editor window on focus?

Reply #4 –
Hi, I didn't choose for it to happen, it's how this forum site has behaved on my computer since the first moment after I registered. I am currently using base Firefox with only uBlock Origin, via KDE Plasma and X11 on Artix if it matters. It also happens on fresh installations of Falkon and GNOME Web. Am I really alone here?
I was wrong. I forgot that I changed my theme to ElkArte Light before making my first post. It seems it's a bug or perhaps a feature of this particular theme. The other themes are free of this behavior but otherwise produce critical errors with e.g. PHP on every type of page.

Re: Don't resize text in editor window on focus?

Reply #5 –
Can confirm: switched to the light theme and the same thing is happening.

However, judging by the intentional :focus statement in the CSS, this seems to be a feature rather than a bug ;)
 

Re: Don't resize text in editor window on focus?

Reply #6 –
Thanks MaxLPM, I'm following along here. I can easily override styles with !important now.