I set the font colour to teal, the font to arial and the font size to 18 but when I’m done my listing shows a tiny, ugly, black font. Am I doing something wrong?
Nittineedles Reputation: 10 See Nittineedles' booth |
Sellers can use all the different fonts & colors, sizes etc but my experience has been that only the seller can see it that way… listings will still show as black.
mrdutch1001 Reputation: 355 See mrdutch1001's booth |
Sometimes, even when a green big button “Save these changes” is clicked, changes are not saved (temporarily technical problems?).
In this case, it’s better to check it later.
I’ve just tested it and it worked properly, so, I hope, You can also proceed with Your changes now.
“Sellers can use all the different fonts & colors, sizes etc but only the seller can see it that way… listings will still show as black.”
Maybe You once also had some edit issues, while trying to add colors, etc.
Because all sellers can add different fonts, colors & sizes and all visitors can see them!
(I don’t add a lot of it, but You can check some colored words in my listings,
e.g. “The Autumn Angel” [URL removed]
Also, we all can see Your font with blue shades and different [URL removed]
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ArtistsUnion Reputation: 3676 See ArtistsUnion's booth |
I have found that making any changes to my descriptions can undo both font sizes and colors and even format structure (normal, paragraph, heading, etc).
I figure it is underlying programming compatibility issues in my word processing program and the bonanza editor. So I just highlight the areas to adjust and reset the font size, color, etc. for presentation on bonanza.
I do like the preview option in bonanza.
rapidreader Reputation: 534 See rapidreader's booth |
On the “Buyer Settings” (under the Account Settings menu), buyers can choose to display listings with or without HTML. That is more than likely the explanation of why some see the font formatting and some don’t.
tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
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