Closed Bug 61227 Opened 24 years ago Closed 24 years ago

xmlterm uses giant fonts on suse PPC

Categories

(Core :: XML, defect, P3)

x86
Linux
defect

Tracking

()

RESOLVED WORKSFORME

People

(Reporter: augustmiles, Assigned: svn)

Details

I downloaded and built mozilla this weekend
(26Nov2000). Gecko build number comes out as 000000000.

xmlterm uses giant characters. Well over 1 inch high for the
the interface. This makes the application unuseable.

Note however if I do "ls" the font size is normal. It is rather the
elements such as the prompt which are gigantic.

this on Suse6.4 PPC. My build.

Playing with the font preferences does not change anything.
Note I have extra true type fonts installed over and above
the standard X font setup ( In particular I have the microsoft
web fonts installed and served by a font server).
Reassigning to owner of xmlterm.
Assignee: heikki → svn
I don't have access to a PPC, so I am unable to reproduce the bug. The xmlterm
font styles are controlled by the CSS rules in the file
mozilla/extensions/xmlterm/ui/content/xmlterm.html

Please try changing the CSS rules in that file to see if it fixes the problem.
Reporter: have you tried adjusting the CSS settings in the file per the
suggestion? If this fixes the problem, please let us know in a comment here. If
this problem is still present in a recent nightly, and you have tried adjusting
the CSS settings, please comment further with what you tried and the results.

All: anyone else seeing such a problem or similar? Can we mark this confirmed or
WFM soonish please. Adding qawanted keyword.
Keywords: qawanted
I can't reproduce this issue on the latest linux build (2001010908).
Status: UNCONFIRMED → RESOLVED
Closed: 24 years ago
Resolution: --- → WORKSFORME
I am the reporter.
I have updated my system to suse7
The terminal does not work at all now.
I can't provide any further information on the bug
as reported
QA Contact: petersen → rakeshmishra
Keywords: qawanted
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