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Describe the bug
Each nested [small] or [large] tag continues to decrease or increase the size of text. This can result in very small or very large text or nested opposite tags cancelling each other out.
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Expected behavior
Only one level of [small] and [large] should be possible. There should be no difference between [small]X[/small] and [small][small]X[/small][/small].
[small] and [large] tags should not negate each other. Instead, text should be the size set by the first tag it's in (text in a large tag should be large, even if that large tag is inside a small tag)
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Nah. Just have the font size change to an absolute one, not a relative one.
Instead of turning [small] in to <small>, turn it in to <span class="small-text"> where small-text will have font-size of, say, 12px or something absolute. Same for [large]
Describe the bug
Each nested
[small]
or[large]
tag continues to decrease or increase the size of text. This can result in very small or very large text or nested opposite tags cancelling each other out.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
[small]
and[large]
should be possible. There should be no difference between[small]X[/small]
and[small][small]X[/small][/small]
.[small]
and[large]
tags should not negate each other. Instead, text should be the size set by the first tag it's in (text in a large tag should be large, even if that large tag is inside a small tag)Web Browser (please complete the following information):
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Simulator:
Pen Code
TEST1[small]TEST2[small]TEST3[small]TEST4[/small][/small][/small]
TEST1[small]TEST2[large]TEST3[/large]TEST4[/small]TEST5
Additional context
We are using
<small>
and<large>
tags, while the game uses<font>
. Fixing this may require some snowflakey checks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: