I see. Here, I crafted a mini CSS rule for you. It does textareas, descriptions, etc. While retaining image sizes so they are not distorted. Can use it with the free and open source Stylus extension:



Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylus/clngdbkpkpeebahjckkjfobafhncgmne/related?hl=en

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/styl-us/

Open Source Repo: https://github.com/openstyles/stylus


When you install it, open a new tab, go to d2jsp.org, click on the top right and click Write style for: d2jsp.org:


Once your on that page, type d2jsp.org in the text field, and copy the CSS code, like so:



Then name it at the top left with whatever you want, and click save. You can modify the `font-size: 16px` property, and change 16px to whatever you feel most comfortable with.

Hope that helps.

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Jul 5 2018 09:19pm

This works beautifully. Thank you

This post was edited by OverDoSex on Jul 5 2018 09:28pm

Bump

vote YES

voted no, create a user side css modification.

Fair enough. Although it did require me to download a plugin and receive aid from another user. I'll keep bumping merely out of the ease it would provide, in the end, for users such as myself.

After using the CSS modification for awhile I notice that it causes text to readjust to the constraints and borders of jsp, ultimately causing them to bleed out or get covered up by outlines or images.

In my profile, if I use anything over 12pt. size in the CSS mod (size is MUCH smaller than jsp, avoid comparing them), the text will bleed into itself, essentially disappearing into the text that surrounds it. I'm not sure how to combat this, so even with the mod I'm forced to keep it small. I can provide screens for anyone that cares enough to visualize what I'm explaining