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Posted by Michael Fesser on 12/29/07 00:39
..oO(jeremy)
>Generally, I want all html on my page to have a size of 10pt, so I
>have a style set:
You don't want to use pt on a web page. Use em or %.
>body, div, input, select, span, td, th, legend, textarea, a, a:hover
>{
> font-size: 10pt;
>}
body {
font-size: ...
}
is enough on a properly built site.
>I use this because I've found (at least with IE which I must support)
>that not all elements inherit the font size so I set the size
>explicitely explicitly. This worked well until I needed a table in my
>page with 8pt text in the cells.
Make sure your pages are rendered in standards mode, not in quirks mode.
>I set the size in the style of the table and nothing worked. is there
>any way to get this to work by setting the table style, and not the
>individual cells? I find it strange that the cell font size doesn't
>inherit from the table style and instead uses the global style.
It's a known IE bug in quirks mode.
Micha
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