On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 6:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am moving a site into blueprint, and I hit a problem with a tester
> who is using Vista. The menu on the site renders correctly in FireFox,
> but incorrectly in IE 7 and Opera 9. My Vista renders correctly with
> all three browsers.
>
> I've traced this to the font size - it is one size larger on the
> tester's machine than on mine, with default settings in IE and Opera.
> It seems they are inheriting the font size chosen for the desktop as
> the base size for the browser font. Is this right?
>
> Is there anyway to say to IE and Opera that I really want a specific
> size (without, of course, turning off the accessibility feature of
> resizable text)? Or does a framework such a blueprint get defeated by
> this sort of setting?
Currently, Blueprint sets the font size to 75% of the system default.
So yes, it's behaving as expected. If you really want to control the
font size on everyone's system, you can do:
body { font-size:12px; }
in your custom.css. But only do this if someone is holding a gun to
your head... it can hurt accessibility for older browsers.
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christianmontoya.net
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