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Anonymous
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Dashboard Tile text issue

On Friday, my desktop tiles which are the minimum allowed size and strictly text with font size 60 looked like this:

PlanBig.png

 

 

 

Today, they look like this:

PlanSmall.png

 

 

Increasing the font size has no effect.  Decreasing the font size has no effect until I get to font size 24, which makes the text smaller.  I do not want the text smaller.  I want it large again.  The only way that I have found to make the text larger is increase the tile size.  I do not want to do that.  I want a small tile with large text.

 

Is this no longer possible?

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VasTg
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@Anonymous 

 

Did you try a button as a workaround? or you could embed one element on top of other to get what you need.

 

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v-eachen-msft
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

You could try other browsers and check if this issue will appear.

 

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Anonymous
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@v-eachen-msft it works the same in the other browser.

VasTg
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@Anonymous 

 

Did you try a button as a workaround? or you could embed one element on top of other to get what you need.

 

If this helps, mark it as a solution.

Kudos are nice too

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Anonymous
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@VasTg 

A button may be what I have to use.  It does not allow bolding of text and the text is not vertically centered in the tile on the dashboard, but it looks better than the tiles that stopped working correctly.

PlanningNew.png

 

 

I am not sure what you mean by embedding one element on top of the other.  Could you elaborate?

@Anonymous 

 

To keep a blue background, use a text visual(or anything) and place it in the canvas.(Or you could color your background image as you need)

Create another text/button visual with 100% transparent background, but with the text "PLANNING" in white font and in the size you need. Move the second text visual on top of the first one, so that it will look like a single text element. 

 

If this helps, mark it as a solution

Kudos are nice too..

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