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Posted by jokla on 08/07/06 01:04
> Where is there? This is a Usenet newsgroup, not a Google Group.
> Other people may not have seen or may not have access to the
> previous post. Please quote enough of the message you are replying
> to give the context.
I didn't know this . . . it's my fault . . . sorry.
> What's normal? If you set the font size to 63% of my default size,
> I will not be able to read it.
So if you didn't see the original message I wrote this is what I ment
with it.
If you use % for font size, for example 110%, you'll see a minimal
difference in the size in different browsers.
So if you write the following in your css file
html { font-size: 62.5%; }
you'll reset the default font-size to 10px, this is a cross-browser
setting. Now if you go to body ( or class, id's etc ) and write 100%,
you'll have a font-size of 10px, 110% will give you 11px and so on.
When talking about the minimal difference in browsers I was talking
about Opera for example. It was mentioned that this has been fixed
since Opera v7, but it seems not in the newer versions of Opera I have.
Also it was mentioned that if someone has the minimum font size set to
different then the browser default, this user will see this font-size
as normal instead of 10px . . .
Most users don't change anything in their browsers, so it's been used
the way it has been installed, and for those users the site will look
exactly like the designer did it.
I had some non-defualt setting in different browsers and did a
website/style that way and in the end I got only complaints about the
website/style not working correctly, so I've changes all browsers to
default and create everything for this setting.
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