Template to aid switching the font-size used for a text string.

Syntax

{{resize|N|text}}  or  {{resize|text}}
N specifies a size, such as "90%", "1.2em", etc. For the default case (the second above), N is set to "90%".

Examples

See also

Text formatting templates

Code example	Renders as	Notes	Code example	Renders as	Notes
X{{Exp|superscript text}}	Xsuperscript text	Don't use {{Sup}} which links to {{Support}}	X{{Smallsup|small superscript text}}	Xsmall superscript text	with smaller text
X{{Sub|subscript text}}	Xsubscript text		X{{Smallsub|small subscript text}}	Xsmall subscript text	with smaller text
—			X{{Sup sub|superscript|subscript}}	Xsuperscriptsubscript	with smaller text
X{{Big|big text}}	Xbig text		X{{Small|small text}}	Xsmall text	Font size 85%
X{{Font-size|120%|font-size 120%}}	Xfont-size 120%	← could maybe be merged →	X{{Resize|120%|font-size 120%}}	Xfont-size 120%
X{{Overline|overlined}}	Xoverlined		—
X{{Explain|term|explanation}}	Xterm		—
X{{Mark|marked text}}	Xmarked text	Same color as used in diffs.	X{{Highlight|highlighted text|#FF0|green}}	Xhighlighted text	Multiple format parameters possible
X{{Small-caps|Small capitals}}	XSmall capitals		—
X<kbd>­teletype</kbd>	Xteletype	Tags, not a template yet(en) (but used in e.g. {{Tld}})	X<code>­code</code>	Xcode	Tags, not a template yet(en) (but used in e.g. {{Tlc}})

Note: The capital X in front of each template is used to compare the results to plain text. Category:Text formatting templates#Resize