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I'll admit inserting code can be a bear for me as well. Especially if I plan to continue with regular text after the code block. One way I do it is type the word "code" as a placeholder. Then I do some rambling. Then go back to the word code, highlight it, format it as php, then select it and paste my php code over it. Kinda (<-- yes, another American word) odd, but it hasn't failed me yet.
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kinda odd... 
never had an issue...
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Not just the default theme but in iTheme as well, mucho thanks 🙂
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At some point recently the Font resizer has ceased to function for me, I have put it in the footer and the buttons are there but nothing happens when I click. There are no reported errors or warnings in the error console when I click.
Shouldn't there be some link associated with these buttons? because there isn't. The font resizer will be very useful to the old codgers like me who will ultimately use the site.
Sorry for being a pain!
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I see that you've changed the font resizer a little, I see the text in the small box at the top right of the page which works for me. I really like this feature.
Conrad
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I had included support for the plugin in the Default theme but not the iForum theme. That has now been added. If it is not working for you could you try commenting out your code to see if it just has a problem being in two places at the same time?
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If by the support you've added in the theme you mean the single box top right with the 3 gradually increasing letter As then that works absolutely fine whether or not I have added the line
sp_FontResizer ( );
into the header or footer. However adding that line produces non functioning buttons since you added the support if that makes sense.
Conrad
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Probably just the one instance is valid.
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