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Old 06-20-2007, 01:55 PM   #59
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Originally Posted by Lime2K View Post
I have a request for a feature. Is there any way to implement a <h0> tag, to force text that pielrf normally makes a header (like the first bit of a section, up to the first paragraph) to display as normal paragraphs? I'm trying to do a bit that looks like this:

<center> text </center>
<center> more text </center>
<center><h1> REALLY BIG TITLE TEXT </h1></center>
<center><h2> Medium Size Author Text </h2></center>
<center> still more text </center>
<center> backup backup text </center>

and only have the two lines in the middle show up bigger.
Any suggestions?
P.S. Thanks for fixing the << issue, I LOL'd at your comment in the readme (especially since I knew it was directed ar me ^_^)
If I interpret what you're asking correctly, there's a workaround. Specify "--chapterfontsize=95" and "--chapterfontweight=400" to have it match normal text. THEN you can add an <h1> tag to enlarge the font. Sort of a backwards way of doing what you're asking!

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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
It would be a nice idea to be able to specify text in the font and font size we want. I would love to be able to have embedded fonts.
I'll have to look into the embedded fonts, along with the <h0> idea. Right now, I only have limited support of font sizes -- basically two sizes, normal and header. I don't currently have plans to move beyond this, but... we'll see.

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