[...] But I have discovered that, with Windows set to 120 PPI, the 100% dimensioned text is 'normally' 16 pixels in Gecko, but 20 pixels in IE and Opera. Mostly not a problem, but it *may* cause floats to drop if you use ems to dimension or pad blocks horizontally. [/...]
I agree with Gunlaug on this one, I figured it shouldn't be a problem if I base everything on em-values and test a couple of notches in both directions. Like 1em is 1em both on 72 PPI and 120 PPI. [...] keep in mind that not everyone browses web sites with an actual browser as most of us think of browsers. cell phone browsing, pda browsing, and who-knows-what-else browsing won't go away either. [/...] I think that makes an excellent point. We spend alot of time making sure it will work on e.g. screenreaders, although I believe the cellphone browsing audience is likely to be much larger. But to be honest, I wouldn't know how to fit a busy 3-column layout into a 1" x 2" screen, no matter the number of PPI... Are there any guidelines or sketched out ideas yet on this? [...] > You didn't say which dynamic application you're using. If it's Wordpress > any version from 2.0 on, I'd stay away from any of the negative margin > layouts. [/...] It's a custom built PHP application, nothing opensource, or even purchasable. But just in case, I'll go for the opposite floats. Also because I have more experience building pages with them. Slightly OT, but I had a meeting with the client today, and he is actually quite CSS-savvy, and wants it to be assessable for visually impaired etc. That definitely made me happy :) He even asked for a high-contrast stylesheet. - Eystein ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=IE7 List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
