Tvheadend font size - enlarging
Added by Derek Low about 10 years ago
Does anyone know of a way to increase the size of the font that the webui uses?
I have changed the settings to increase font size used on both Firefox and Chrome (which works for all other web pages) but it has no affect on tvheadend.
You really know you're getting old when you have to resort to this!
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RE: Tvheadend font size - enlarging - Added by Mark Clarkstone about 10 years ago
Derek Low wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to increase the size of the font that the webui uses?
I have changed the settings to increase font size used on both Firefox and Chrome (which works for all other web pages) but it has no affect on tvheadend.
You really know you're getting old when you have to resort to this!
Great now I feel old for using page zoom and I'm only 27..
RE: Tvheadend font size - enlarging - Added by Prof Yaffle about 10 years ago
No comment on age and eyesight...
@Derek - different bits are controlled by different bits of the CSS. You can use 'inspect element' on your browser to find the specific style attributes and where they come from. The main one you're probably after, though, is in:
/usr/share/tvheadend/src/webui/static/extjs/resources/css/xtheme-blue.css
Line 554+:
.x-grid3-row td, .x-grid3-summary-row td{ font:normal 11px/13px arial, tahoma, helvetica, sans-serif; }
(definitely the case on 3.9.x, should be the same for 3.4).
Change the font sizing here and you'll change it for all grid elements, i.e. the EPG, the DVR rules, access control, and similar. Menus, buttons and everything else will be untouched, so you don't lose screen estate to those. If you want to change those as well then you'll need to do some digging.
This is likely to be over-written with a new installation (e.g. an apt-get upgrade) so be prepared to redo as necessary.
Or just use page zoom instead...
RE: Tvheadend font size - enlarging - Added by Derek Low about 10 years ago
Hello again ! I'll certainly be giving this a go later on, when the little person has gone to bed.
I'm running OpenELEC on RPi, so no "apt-gets", but I take your point.
Perhaps you should change your nom de plume to "Doctor" Yaffle, as you seem to be fixing everyone's "problems".
Thanks again.