On 19 May 2005, at 10:33 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i had a negative margin set for a div to position it. when i zoomed the text, the negative div broke the design (crawling up the page) in all of the browsers except opera 8. the opera 8 page stayed together and resized all of the elements in relation to the design resolution. margins appeared to remain the same instead of increasing like in the other browsers.
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</me> thinks Opera 8 is wrong in not pulling that div upwards. It has a negative top margin set in em. When you increase the font-size, the computed value for that margin-top becomes bigger, and the div will be put upwards.
On the other side, Opera increases *all* elements on the page, including the width specified on the div#wrapper (set in px), and the size of the images. Other browsers only increase the text size, and dimensions (like width or margin) when specified in em or ex.
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