I'm aware there are other questions relating to "show more" and "show less", but this is specifically looking at font size. I'm hoping this will be obvious to a javascript whizz (which I'm not!). I'm trying to set the font size of the "More" and "Less" part of the code (see fiddle). I assumed I'd do this in the CSS by adding a font-size like below, but this has no impact. Does anybody know what needs to be added/modified? Please note I'm not looking for the code to be Jquery, but pure JS like the Fiddle.
.hidden {
display: none;
font-size: 5px;
}
You need to fix your fiddle a lot, but to get the font size of your more/less links to be smaller create a class called small and assign it to the A TAG.
https://jsfiddle.net/z10rL3xw/2/
and put that class in the A link, in the span it is not doing anything for you the way you have things laid out.
You also have some issues in "shrinkables" code: your class for hidden is in a span for more and in the A tag for less. There are a lot better ways to execute that part of your code. Hope this font fix helps, but overall you should check the more/less examples from this stack post: show more/Less text with just HTML and JavaScript