I have some content wrapped in a div macro that I am trying to set to a smaller font size. (8pt) I have already added this to the PDF Export Stylesheet to control the font of the whole document and it works correctly:
body,p,li,td,table,tr,.bodytext,.stepfield { font-size: 11pt; }
But I cannot get this to work at all:
div.smalltext { font-size: 8pt; }
This does work however:
div.smalltext { display: none; }
so I think I am selecting it correctly there must just be something with the font I do not understand?
What is even stranger is that it is affecting the display in Confluence as if I had added it to the stylesheet for this space and not the PDF stylesheet...??????? The content inside of my div.smalltext is displaying in my browser at a smaller font size but when I export it goes back to the standard size font.
Since I cannot post more than one comment or question per day I will add to my original question:
I tried:
div.smalltext { font-size: 80%; }
and also using em. The only way I can get it to work is by changing my previous code:
body,p,li,td,table,tr,.bodytext,.stepfield { font-size: 11pt; }
to n% or nem. Then the div.smalltext works correctly. I think I understand what you mean by fixed size and surrounding text but I tried setting the div.smalltext font-size value from 8pt all the way to 20pt and the size of the text still did not change...
The use of npt will result in a fixed size, so if the text around it is already equivalent to the size, you won't see a difference. It is better web practice to use nem or n% to better predict what the visual difference will be.
Try those designations to see what the results are.
I could only post one question a day so I edited my original post to include more info.
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