This topic shows is about Bible verses. However, you can apply the same method to resize song lyrics.
To change the Bible default font, proceed as follows:
1. Display a Bible verse, to see how it gets rendered in the preview area.
This will enable you to see the result of your font style changes.
Any Bible verse will do.
1. Display a Bible verse, to see how it gets rendered in the preview area.
This will enable you to see the result of your font style changes.
Any Bible verse will do.
2. Click on the "Bibles" button, to the right of the "Songbooks" button:
This will set the VideoPsalm style level to the "Bibles" style level.
Alternatively, select the "Bibles" style level in the toolbar:
Alternatively, select the "Bibles" style level in the toolbar:
From now on, until you change the style level, all changes will be done at this style level.
3. Make sure that the "Automatic word wrap" button is pressed:
3. Make sure that the "Automatic word wrap" button is pressed:
In case the "Automatic word wrap" button is not pressed, VideoPsalm will display the Bible verses on one line, with very small characters:
Bible verses displayed on one line with a very small font
So make sure that the "Automatic word wrap" button is pressed at the "Bibles" style level.
4. In the toolbar, in the "Text" tab, in the "Font" group, adjust the font size to 70:
4. In the toolbar, in the "Text" tab, in the "Font" group, adjust the font size to 70:
By default, the Bible font size is around 100, but 70 may fit better.
That is all there is to do.
This new font size will apply to all verses of all Bibles that you have (and others that you will later get), except for those Bible verses where you individually set another font size (see the links at the end of the article about VideoPsalm cascading styles).
5. Save your changes:
That is all there is to do.
This new font size will apply to all verses of all Bibles that you have (and others that you will later get), except for those Bible verses where you individually set another font size (see the links at the end of the article about VideoPsalm cascading styles).
5. Save your changes:
Wipe all Bible customization
You may have accidentally set specific style attributes to some Bible verses, chapters, books, etc.
While the "Bibles" style is selected, delete all the above style attributes:
You may have accidentally set specific style attributes to some Bible verses, chapters, books, etc.
While the "Bibles" style is selected, delete all the above style attributes:
This will delete all styles customization at following style levels: Bible, Testament, Bible book, Chapter and Bible verse,.
For example text color that you have previously set at some Bible verses.
These style attributes have priority over the style changes made at the "Bibles" level, so it is good to remove them, now that you did the changes at the "Bibles" level.
Save your changes:
For example text color that you have previously set at some Bible verses.
These style attributes have priority over the style changes made at the "Bibles" level, so it is good to remove them, now that you did the changes at the "Bibles" level.
Save your changes:
Changes that you make to Bibles may be ignored, depending on how your options are configured.
Make sure that the following option is selected:
Make sure that the following option is selected:
Additional read
VideoPsalm uses the concept of cascading style attributes, enabling you to define in a few clicks the style at any level: song verse, song, songbook, all songbooks, base.
The following articles explain how to make best use of cascading styles (the articles often consider the background, however the same principle applies to all style settings like font, colors, font size, etc.):
How to change the background of a song or a whole songbook - Cascading styles part one
How to assign a background to a song verse or to the whole song - Cascading styles part two
Methods to display a background/logo between two songs
How to remove an image assigned to a song verse
How to adjust slide text margins
VideoPsalm uses the concept of cascading style attributes, enabling you to define in a few clicks the style at any level: song verse, song, songbook, all songbooks, base.
The following articles explain how to make best use of cascading styles (the articles often consider the background, however the same principle applies to all style settings like font, colors, font size, etc.):
How to change the background of a song or a whole songbook - Cascading styles part one
How to assign a background to a song verse or to the whole song - Cascading styles part two
Methods to display a background/logo between two songs
How to remove an image assigned to a song verse
How to adjust slide text margins
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