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Posted by Ian Collins on 05/28/06 05:13
Chris Tomlinson wrote:
> "Rik" <luiheidsgoeroe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1bd72$4478dbeb$8259c69c$14364@news1.tudelft.nl...
>
>>Janwillem Borleffs wrote:
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>>>Chris Tomlinson wrote:
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>>>>Thanks in advance for any helpful constructive replies :)
>>>>
>>>
>>>My 'constructive reply' consists of nothing else than encouraging you
>>>to leave the ability to increase the font size alone and try to
>>>improve the table layout for variable font sizes. This way, people
>>>with poor eye-sight may also use your site...
>>
>>That's exactly right. There is a reason why people choose a large
>>font-size.
>>Just use em instead of px in CSS if you're afraid it will compromise your
>>lay-out.
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> Cheers Rik, can you elaborate as I'm new to this. How do I 'use em in CSS'?
> In layman's terms, what should I swap with what? E.g. at the moment I have
> something like <font size="2">
If you are using CSS, you can use "2px" or "2em", where px = pixels and
em = the value font-size for the element.
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Ian Collins.
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