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Posted by Leonard Burton on 12/10/05 16:43
Since we are talking CSS and Tables one of the first things I do when
I come across a site that is blatantly using CSS is to resize the
text. I find that in about 80% of the cases the pages are not
designed to handle resizing the text, which is a big pain.
This is why I tend to stay with tables in a lot of my deisgn. I have
done a few CSS things here and there but it takes too long to do it
properly. That is one thing I notice is convieniently left out of the
tutorials. If they don't know about ctl+ why would I waste time
reading their tutorial? When I come across a tutorial on replacing
tables with CSS I look to see if it mentions the user resizing the
text. If I cannot find that I close the tab.
What is the surefire way to have divs and spans that will resize along
with the text?
Thanks,
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Leonard Burton, N9URK
leonardburton@gmail.com
"You must understand, if you are on a plane you must behave yourself."
"The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
survivability of the occupants."
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