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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 09/16/05 22:28
Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
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> The -1, if contained within a block of size="4" for example, would be
> about a 3, right? So 80% could be nowhere near an old-style 3.
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>> Oops I guess it should have been .mycaption { font-size: %80; color:
>> #ff6600; }
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> No, the percent sign goes after the number. :-)
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>> Although for a mere caption small text may not be an issue, not
>> like being confronted with a full page of minuscule text!
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> You could get away with that... though I would still pick at least 90%.
>
No, I believe size -1 is an absolute value from default not calculated
from immediate container like CSS percentages...see for yourself
<font size="-1">small outside</font>
<font size="4">Big <font size="-1">small inside</font></font>
<span style="font-size: 80%;">small by CSS</span>
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Jonathan
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