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Posted by Bergamot on 11/14/06 18:13
Andy Dingley wrote:
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> As the reality is that web design frequently uses pixels, then FF has
> deliberately broken a CSS guideline on how browsers should size text by
> allowing absolute text sizes to vary under user control in just the
> same way as the relative sizes. This is annoying for those rare web
> designers who do use each unit carefully and appropriately,
Rare is an understatement, I think. :)
> but it's understandable why they've done it.
I guess it just depends on which side of the web page you're on whether
you think this is broken behavior or not. As a user, I say it's not
broken at all. As a designer, I never depend on CSS anyway so don't even
try to be so precise with font sizes.
Regardless, your "ideal" web isn't likely to happen, at least I don't
expect it will in my lifetime, so it's moot, eh?
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Berg
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