add font size to options menu about jsonview

[mlongoria1]

@bhollis According to this link:
https://superuser.com/questions/677967/chrome-any-way-to-zoom-a-single-page-not-all-pages-in-domain

There is not "a way to convince the browser to apply font sizing only for a single page."

I was doing a lot of research before posting my request. I thought the request would be the easiest route to get my issue fixed at this point... I understand if you do not want to add the feature but if you don't ask you won't receive right??? LoL

[bhollis]

You can zoom in your browser using Cmd/Ctrl +

[mlongoria1]

I have tried that already, it was the first thing I did actually.

But then you have to unzoom when you move from the JSONized(if that's a word) page while troubleshooting the original webapp/webpage that is using the JSON code, and then zoom in again when going back to the JSON page. If a font size was able to be set in the plugin then, all the rest of my tabs/pages will not be affected since they are set at the appropriate zoom setting that I am used to and only the JSON viewed page will be affected.

I hope this makes sense.

Thank you,

[mlongoria1]

Here is another plugin that I have been using as you can see the font is larger than JSONview's by default:

Here is JSONview, it is a lot smaller:

But I like your plugin better because I can use control F very easily compared to the other plugin which defaults to its own search function instead of relying on the browser's "find on page" as yours does(which I prefer.)

[bhollis]

I don't think I want to add an option for this. Do you know if there's a way to convince the browser to apply font sizing only for a single page?

[stanio]

JSONView already applies a bigger than the default font-size:

#json {
  font-family: monospace;
  font-size: 1.1em;

For that purpose, I have the opposite problem of this being too big for my preference so I adjust it via user styles.

Here is JSONview, it is a lot smaller:

The given screenshot doesn't appear from a genuine JSONView – there's a background color applied to the inner content and the collapsers are not arrows but look like - (minus/hyphen). I can see there's same-named extension for Chrome:

• https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jsonview/chklaanhfefbnpoihckbnefhakgolnmc

  

@mlongoria1, have you installed that and not the following one?

• https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jsonview/gmegofmjomhknnokphhckolhcffdaihd

  

The last one is linked from https://jsonview.com/

[bhollis]

Yep, understood. I don't want to add a bunch of options to the addon though, it's meant to be ultra simple. Also as @stanio mentioned it looks like you are using a different extension than the official JSONView.

[mlongoria1]

Yes @stanio was correct. I was using the "other guy's" extension. But now that I am using yours it seems to not work at all. Can you guys try to help me get it working? I used the link @stanio sent us up above...

Check it out, you can see the extension is installed but not working/enabled

:

Am I missing something, do I have to enable it on specific sites or should it just work?

[stanio]

There is not "a way to convince the browser to apply font sizing only for a single page."

Using extensions like Stylus allows you to apply user styles to a single page (URL) or group of pages (URL-prefix, URLs on a domain, or URLs matching regexp). For my purpose of adjusting the JSONView font size, I apply the particular style to all content (URLs) but I make the style specific enough, so it applies only to JSONView rendering:

html:root > body > #json {
  font-size: unset;
}

FWIW, I use Firefox, and not Chrome.

Check it out, you can see the extension is installed by not working/enabled

Dunno what's happening on your side. Try uninstalling all of the JSONView extensions you have, then reinstall just one of them.