One More Time...............

I hear ya, Sheila. I have tried leaving a friendly private message for the author to increase the font but it usually falls on deaf ears... or they don't know how.  Like you, I find it difficult and tend to shy away from them.

Sheila,

Like you, I just pass. I have also noticed that the posts are long and cumbersome looking, as our friend Barbara Todaro says, "The eye buys!"  That goes for posts too and everything else.  A

I so agree Sheila, but sometime i go to 14 font and it will not take it and then I high lite it and try again and it still does take.

You speak for many of us, Sheila. 14 it is for me.

I prefer size 14 font as well.  I do keep a pair of reading glasses near my computer so I can read smaller font however.

Hopefully the less than 14 fonters will listen to you.  And I have to agree with Nina Hollander that conversely those who use much larger fonts in their posts make me feel as if I'm being shouted at. 

Hi Sheila:

I suspect AR is not going to change anything about the fonts. I suspect some will have listened to you but others likely not. It's like reading a wall of words which can drive you nuts and make the whole experience a negative one.

Jeff

Morning Sheila.

I use 18 point font.  Like you, I don't read the small font posts anymore. 

Sheila, I always use 14 font but results don't always give me what I type. I try my best. 

Sheila Anderson - I often find that paragraph fonts change after I post to AR. It looks just fine when I go back to edit and add bold or change words; however, quite often, when I look at it again after posting, things change and it's so annoying! If I'm on a schedule, I just don't have time to make all those changes again because the changes I make create more edits and worse font changes. I really don't think there are as many careless bloggers out there who are deliberately making fonts small and we all have different computers. 

The strangest thing is, comment fonts don't change but blog post fonts do.