Yup, that's pretty much my feelings on the matter too. I've got a wordy post coming up tomorrow and I thought a slightly bigger font might be nice.. although looking at how big these comments are I'm thinking it went a little too big..
Either one is fine with me! My human only complains when the font and the background don't work together - black or a dark charcoal against white is always safe.
I like them both. I like adjustable fonts, not those set by the designers. I have my PC set to a slightly larger font when I'm not wearing glasses or when my eyes are tired. If you "force" the font, then it's impossible to change so let users decide?
Interesting thought. Unfortunately blogger's template set the font size. I didn't mind it so much for the text, but the captions of photos was painfully small to me. There is a lot I can do to the template, but I'm still stuck with their limitations..
I tried to leave a comment on the post about Odilia, but for some reason it wouldn't let me . . . . I am so happy to see that she is in the perfect home.
Mommy likes the larger font. She's old. We don't care 'cause she reads it to us. Purrs and hugs, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo
The bigger font is nice! And it's easier for my foster kittens to chase on the screen when they are climbing on me and obsessed with what is going on with the computer screen while I am reading your blog posts too! (-:
With my "getting older" eyes, the larger font size is a big welcome! ;)
ReplyDeleteI don't remember having issues with the previous font size, but the glasses on my face appreciate not having to work so hard with a bigger type.
ReplyDeleteYup, that's pretty much my feelings on the matter too. I've got a wordy post coming up tomorrow and I thought a slightly bigger font might be nice.. although looking at how big these comments are I'm thinking it went a little too big..
DeleteEither way is fine with me.
ReplyDeleteI think its great for those who have a Problem reading small print,but if you are unsure is there a font that is in between?xx Rachel
ReplyDeleteMy eyes love the bigger font ;)
ReplyDeleteThe bigger font size looks good to me!
ReplyDeleteEither one is fine with me! My human only complains when the font and the background don't work together - black or a dark charcoal against white is always safe.
ReplyDeleteWe're with ya on that one!!
DeleteMy eyes love the bigger font too!!!
ReplyDeleteI like them both. I like adjustable fonts, not those set by the designers. I have my PC set to a slightly larger font when I'm not wearing glasses or when my eyes are tired. If you "force" the font, then it's impossible to change so let users decide?
ReplyDeleteInteresting thought. Unfortunately blogger's template set the font size. I didn't mind it so much for the text, but the captions of photos was painfully small to me. There is a lot I can do to the template, but I'm still stuck with their limitations..
DeleteI think the second one is big enough for me to read comfortably, but the first one isn't really "too big" either -- so you really can't go wrong! MOL.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Julia :) But it's nice to accommodate to all readers out there.
ReplyDeleteI like the bigger size.
ReplyDeleteI tried to leave a comment on the post about Odilia, but for some reason it wouldn't let me . . . . I am so happy to see that she is in the perfect home.
We like the font just fine
ReplyDeleteMommy likes the larger font. She's old. We don't care 'cause she reads it to us. Purrs and hugs, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo
ReplyDeleteI like it!
ReplyDeleteThe bigger font is nice! And it's easier for my foster kittens to chase on the screen when they are climbing on me and obsessed with what is going on with the computer screen while I am reading your blog posts too! (-:
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