Command-+ in Safari will make everything in a Safari web page bigger, and Command-option-+ will make text bigger, generally too big. Is there anyway to set the text to a particular zoom level, or to increment it by a smaller amount?
In the Safari -> Preferences -> Websites -> Page Zoom page, you can set 11 different zoom levels using fixed percentage values, but there doesn't appear to be a way to enter a different value than those 11 choices.
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Hey @Flash,
Safari supports custom style-sheets:
You'll have to know (or learn) some CSS to make use of the feature, but sophisticated manipulation of the page should be possible.
-Chris
Safari -> Preferences -> Websites -> Page Zoom
It looks like those zoom levels are the same as you get with Command-option-+; for forum.keyboardmaestro.com, for instance, one keystroke raised the percentage in that setting to 115%.
For most sites, I’ve had better luck with a combination of Safari’s Advanced/Never Use Font Sizes Smaller Than setting and TinkerTool’s settings. But a significant minority of sites need individual adjustment, and I hope that there is a real number somewhere controlling it. (To be continued…)
Safari supports custom style-sheets:
I’ve actually been using one since 2006 (http://pobox.com/~flash/flashlocal.css), and it usually works well for enforcing proper paragraphing and eliminating spurious line breaks between paragraphs (below). But the font-size (and font-family) stuff (also below) worked so rarely that I stopped paying attention to it. font[size="1"] and friends do suggest that there is a small set of integers in control, rather than a real number.
P {text-indent: 1em ! important; margin-bottom: 0 ! important; margin-top: 0 ! important;
padding-bottom: 0 ! important; padding-top: 0 ! important; }
font[size="1"] {
font-size: 11pt ! important;
}…