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Is there a way to change the font size of labels? Changing text size is very easy, and i feel like this should be something that is simple, but I cannot find anything on this.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
~Robin
The same question 
hi
the size of labels indeed goes together with the size of the object itself.
The basic is indeed 'Font size' in the options menu.
You can set the size of an object in the properties window as well for inputboxes as for buttons as for points in the tab 'Text'.
If you like the size of a label different of the size of an object itself, you can hide the label and attach a text (with different size) to the object.
chris
hello
or $ \scalebox{5} {%n} $ in caption for the object
saludos
Could you give an example??
Hi,
The sample from mathmagic is a example
(you can use the variables %n (name), %v (value), %x (x_value),%y (y_value) and any text and the most latex-commands)
other Examples:
$ \scalebox{2} {%n\\MoveMe} $
$ \scalebox{2} {%n}\\ \scalebox{1}{MoveMe} $
$ \scalebox{2} {%n\ =\ %v} $
Raymond
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Thanks, the picture was a great help, I forgot to check the "Show label" - Caption box
If you don't want the serif font, add
$ \mathsf \scalebox{5} {%n} $
Simon
Immensely helpful. Thanks all! :D
Wowwwwww.... Thanks a lot
See also attached
First of all, Thanks a lot for the useful comment.
But, I have to notice that it is rather annoying that I have to repeat the process for every point, every angle, every line etc.
Is there some way to define the the size of the letters and put the caption as the default way of labeling? Maybe the developers should consider this problem.
The next step will be letting the user the possibility of defining the parameters for different types of objects as he prefers.
This would be a great help and would make Geogebra a lot more user friendly.
Thank you.
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