FontSize Enum
Definition
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Specifies the font sizes defined by HTML 4.0.
public enum class FontSizepublic enum FontSizetype FontSize = Public Enum FontSize- Inheritance
Fields
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NotSet | 0 | The font size is not set. |
| AsUnit | 1 | The font size is specified by a point value. |
| Smaller | 2 | The font size is one size smaller than the parent element. |
| Larger | 3 | The font size is one size larger than the parent element. |
| XXSmall | 4 | The font size is two sizes smaller than the base font size. |
| XSmall | 5 | The font size is one size smaller than the base font size. |
| Small | 6 | The base font size determined by the browser. |
| Medium | 7 | The font size is one size larger than the default font size. |
| Large | 8 | The font size is two sizes larger than the base font size. |
| XLarge | 9 | The font size is three sizes larger than the base font size. |
| XXLarge | 10 | The font size is four sizes larger than the base font size. |
Remarks
The FontSize enumeration represents the font sizes defined by HTML 4.0. The font size can be an absolute or relative size.
An absolute font size represents a predefined font size determined by the browser. The possible values for an absolute font size are XXSmall, XSmall, Small, Medium, Large, XLarge, and XXLarge.
A relative font size represents a font size one size larger or smaller than a parent element's font size. The possible values for a relative font size are Smaller and Larger.
Note
Some browsers do not recognize Smaller and Larger font sizes. Check with your browser for compatibility.
