[mythtv-users] Font Size too Big

[Todd Duffin]

I have posted this here before (my XFree86-4)...
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Section "Monitor"
 Identifier "TVOut"
 HorizSync 30-50
 # HorizSync 31.5
 VertRefresh 60
 Option  "DPMS" "0"

 # Little Text
 # DisplaySize     400 300
 # DisplaySize     360 270
 # DisplaySize     320 240
 # DisplaySize     280 210
 # DisplaySize     240 180
 DisplaySize     200 150
 # DisplaySize     160 120
 # DisplaySize     120 90
 # DisplaySize     80 60
 # DisplaySize     40 30
 # Big Text

EndSection
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Does choosing somethinge like 400x300 not make your fonts tiny?

ToddD

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alan Anderson" <andersonas at adelphia.net>
To: <mythtv-users at mythtv.org>
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Font Size too Big


> Hi,
>
> I had the same issue with fonts being clipped and lines not being word
> wrapped.  This was under all themes that I tried, after a upgrade to FC3 
> and
> Mythtv .18.  I selected the tiny font under setup and this took care of 
> most
> of the issues.  But myth weather was still clipping some fonts like the
> temperature and the next day forcast was not word wrapping.
>
> I am using the Nuvola theme.  It did not have a weather-ui.xml file so I
> borrowed the file from the Titivillus theme and edited it to reduce the 
> font
> sizes until the clipping stopped and once the font was small enough word
> wrapping started to occur again.   The tiny font setting didn't appear to
> work for Myth weather, and it looked like it was picking up some default
> font size setting from somewhere.  So adding the weather-ui.xml file 
> appeared
> to override these defaults.   I dont know if this will work for other 
> themes
> but it worked ok on the Nuvola theme.
>
>
> Hope it helps
> Alan Anderson
>
>
>
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