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Valerie Don
1,438 PointsHow do I change the font in scripts.js? I've tried document.write(message.fontSize(24)); didn't work.
I've also tried to create a new variable so that the message would go in there, so it would look like: var ageInSeconds = 'You\'ve lived ' + secondsLived + ' seconds.'; var firstMessage = ageInSeconds.fontSize(24); document.write(firstMessage);
Which did not work....
3 Answers
Clayton Perszyk
Treehouse Moderator 48,723 PointsHey Valorie,
ageInSeconds.fontSize(24) should be ageInSeconds.fontsize(24).
fontsize is all lowercase
Alexandra Harding
7,386 PointsBut according to MDB object.fontsize() is deprecated so it won't be in use at all for too much longer. You can still use it for now. I also believe there is an easier way to make this code work: var secondsLived = age * secondsInDay * daysInYear; var firstMessage = "You've lived " + secondsLived + " seconds."; document.write(firstMessage.fontsize(7)); (you can larger font within document.write statement, instead of in a different variable first)
Samantha Atkinson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 36,955 PointsHi Valerie, Did you mean you wanted the font size larger when it was printed to the browser. If so simply adding <h2> tag would have given you larger text.
Example:
document.write('<h2> I\'ve lived for ' + secondsAlive + ' seconds! </h2>');