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How to make JIRA to always print under the same font size?

Eva8

When user print filters via printable format, the font size change base on teh # of columns. If the filter has 2 column, the report will print in font size 16. If it has more than 8 column, it adjust to size 8.

Is there a way we can make it to always print in size 8?

Thanks

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Jeremy Largman

I can't replicate this, I tested on version 4.4.4. What version are you using?

You can right click and inspect property - you'll be able to see the css. I suspect it's coming from global-static.css. Check out the old forums post on how to modify that:

http://forums.atlassian.com/thread.jspa?threadID=22128

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Jeremy Largman

I can't replicate this, I tested on version 4.4.4. What version are you using?

You can right click and inspect property - you'll be able to see the css. I suspect it's coming from global-static.css. Check out the old forums post on how to modify that:

http://forums.atlassian.com/thread.jspa?threadID=22128

Eva8

Seeing this in both 4.4.1 and 4.4.4.

I attach both screenshots...

Larger font: http://i1159.photobucket.com/albums/p638/testudobb/largerfont.gif

smaller font: http://i1159.photobucket.com/albums/p638/testudobb/smallerFont.gif

I'll try your suggestion, but let me know what you think

Thanks for quikc response!

Eva8

Also I am guessing that also explain why the summary column is wrap up instead of displaying in 400px as I had set in the issue-table.css file?

I have look at global-static.css (well its an xml now I supposed), but I am not sure which one dictate the printing behaviours. print.css doesnt look like the answer

Eva8

So I inspect the source code, they are correct when clicking the printable view. The moment I hit print-preview on chrome or IE9, I am seeing completely different than what it was first shown. Any help is greatly appreciated!