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The {{Resize}} template is used to change the font size of the text supplied to it. It is primarily intended for text strings within a single paragraph or list item, but can also be configured for use with entire lists or text which spans multiple paragraphs.

Usage

{{Resize|N|text}}	N specifies a valid CSS length unit. This can be relative, such as 2vw (2% of the page width) or 1.2rem (120% of the browser's default text size), or absolute, as in 14px (14 device pixels) or 2pc (2 pica, or 24 device pixels).
{{Resize|text}}	Here, where no size is specified, a fallback value of 1.67vw is applied, unless that exceeds a minimum of 0.9rem or maximum of 0.98rem, in which case those values are used instead.
{{Resize|text|div=yes}}	The text is resized as described in the previous example, but wrapped in block element tags rather than inline, permitting the use of paragraphs separated by empty lines.

Limitations

Beware that if text happens to contain an equality sign or signs (=), it will fail to render properly. Here are the workarounds:

1. Use the named parameter |text= instead of supplying the content as an unnamed parameter, as in Template:Tlf.
2. Replace all instances of = with {{=}}.
3. Specify your text using positional parameters, as in Template:Tlf or Template:Tlf.

Also it will fail to wrap multiple blocks, such as multiple paragraphs or multiple bullet points. Here are the workarounds:

1. Use Template:Tlf, or
2. Apply this template separately to each paragraph or list item using only the first one or two parameters, or
3. Indulge in some wiki-nostalgia and wrap it all in div tags by hand, as in
   <div style="font-size:90%;">
   ...multiple paragraphs...
   </div>.

Examples

Wikicode	Result
{{Resize|This text uses the fallback character size reduction appropriate to the device viewing it.}}	This text uses the fallback character size reduction appropriate to the device viewing it. (1 2/3% of the page width or the bounding values of 90%/98% of the browser's default text size)
{{Resize|0.8rem|This text is 80% of the browser's default text size.}}	This text is 80% of the browser's default text size.
{{Resize|1.2rem|This text is 20% larger than the browser's default text size.}}	This text is 20% larger than the browser's default text size.
{{Resize|We know 1+1=2 and 2+2=4 will fail to render because of the equality signs.}}	{{{1}}}
{{Resize|We know 1+1{{=}}2 and 2+2{{=}}4.}}	We know 1+1=2 and 2+2=4.
{{Resize|text=We know 1+1=2 and 2+2=4.}}	We know 1+1=2 and 2+2=4.
{{Resize|size=1.25rem|2=We know 1+1=2 and 2+2=4. This text is 25% larger than the browser's default text size.}}	We know 1+1=2 and 2+2=4. This text is 25% larger than the browser's default text size.

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TemplateData for Resize

Uses inline CSS font-size property within <div> or <span> tags to alter the size of the text supplied to it

Template parameters

This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Font size	size	A valid CSS length value, absolute or relative Default clamp(0.9rem, 1.67vw, 0.98rem) Example 1.1rem	Line	suggested
text	text	no description	Unknown	optional
div	div	no description	Unknown	optional
1	1	no description	Unknown	optional
2	2	no description	Unknown	optional

See also

• Mozilla Developer Network: font-size - CSS: Cascading Style Sheets