I've just installed Opera, to expand my testing abilities.
A site I'm working on uses many repetitive functional links that I've
given block display and background-images to, in order to display them
as icons. However they also contain text for the purposes of print and
non-visual browsing.
These are the essential components of my method:
<a class="draftlink">View draft</a>
.draftlink {font-size: 1px; font-size: 0;}
The font-size of 0 is ideal, but only FireFox will actually swallow that
whole, so for the fussy browsers I've given the ability to render the
font as small as possible, at 1px.
/However/, Opera is doubly arrogant in that it seems to be deciding that
1px is too small arbitrarily. The DOM inspector tells me the computed
style is font-size: 9px. At a wild guess I'd say this is a UI decision
the developers have made, judging text any smaller than 9px not to be
allowed.
There are no overriding styles apart from the ones I described, no
inherited modifiers, or anything. Why is Opera doing this and how can I
tell it not to?
Regards,
Barney
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