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Posted by dorayme on 11/26/36 11:55
In article <9LzDg.1313$Fi3.362@reader1.news.jippii.net>,
"Jukka K. Korpela" <jkorpela@cs.tut.fi> wrote:
> I did not suggest setting the body text (copy text) size but only heading
> sizes, as percentages of body text size. Starting from 100% for <h6> looks
> natural, since headings should look at least as important as body text, and
> if we have 6 levels of headings, we get to rather huge font size for
> highest-level headings if we make lowest-level headings larger than copy
> text.
This seems to me a good natural approach. Having so many headings
will entail keeping the font-size differences between them all
smaller than is usual to ensure the h1 does not become absurdly
big. The crucial thing for Luigi to note, imo, is that the h6
must be readable and anything less than 100% for the h6 in all
the circumstances here is fraught with difficulties. But he will
not note this, or we will never know because his mind is fixed on
Tasmania, the Chinese language, security and freedom of
expression.
--
dorayme
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