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HTML Treehouse Club: HTML Publish a Story Comments and Doctype

Stanley Nkosi
Stanley Nkosi
4,233 Points
Posted by Stanley Nkosi
Stanley Nkosi
4,233 Points

How do I change my font to its origanl font,because as I was editing the story,I saved it.Now my font is very small.

I was using Woark spaces.My font has changed.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points

There are several ways to change a font. The best fix would depend on how you changed it before.
Please show your code, or make a snapshot of your workspace and post the link to it here.

Stanley Nkosi
Stanley Nkosi
4,233 Points
Stanley Nkosi
Stanley Nkosi
4,233 Points

Steven,I sat the whole afternoon looking for the page that caused havoc. the page is Workspaces/40869046

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points

A workspace can only be shared by making a "snapshot" and providing the link that it creates. The colored word in my previous comment is a link that will take you to a video about how to make them.

Stanley Nkosi
Stanley Nkosi
4,233 Points
Stanley Nkosi
Stanley Nkosi
4,233 Points

Hi Steven, I did what you said.I can fix my font where it occurred.I managed to get the workspace page.I spent the whole afternoon yesterday.Then I stopped. This morning I manged to correct the fault.The next bug was my font.It was too small.The I went for Gmail Help.Ima back on business now.Thank you for your help.

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Jaime Takikawa
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Jaime Takikawa
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,640 Points

I know you already figured it out Steve, but another helpful tip is to hold the command button while tapping forward slash in HTML, CSS, or any editor and it will take you back to the previous edit even after saving. If you keep tapping the forward slash button it will keep going back through your edit history.