Customizing PerlMonks CSS is usually confusing for those that infrequently utilize PerlMonks; however, it's actually very simple. Go to the Search box on the top left-side of PerlMonks and enter "Display Settings". It'll take you to your display settings page. Scroll down to "On-Site CSS Markup". Put this in the box: 
tt font { font-size: larger; } 
ul font { font-size: larger; }

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"larger" increases the size by one point. Conversely, "smaller" would decrease the size by one point. One point may not seem like very much, but it's significantly noticeable. The tt font is for code, and the ul font is for replies. If one point isn't large enough, you can always take it up any number of points as for example: 
tt font { font-size: 2pt; }

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or more---you'll need to experiment with it. When I first tried it, I took it up 40pt, but don't do that:).

In reply to Re: Fonts on browser too small. by Khen1950fx
in thread Fonts on browser too small. by flexvault

Title:
Use:  <p> text here (a paragraph) </p>
and:  <code> code here </code>
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