Lisa Onizuka wrote:
> I redid the sizes in ems for fonts and heights (this page was useful:
> http://jontangerine.com/silo/css/pixels-to-ems/) so I think now it
> will scale somewhat...
It helps, and will work even better if you change _all_ line-heights
from pixels to percentages or raw numbers, or whatever suits you that
IE/win can resize along with the font-size.
Note that the "pixels to em" table is only correct for 96dpi resolution.
On higher resolutions - which our designs will end up on more and more
often - you'll find that not all browsers agree on how to adjust CSS
pixels and font-size to actual screen resolution - yet. Makes "tight
designs" slightly more challenging, and thorough testing under varying
conditions - including various user-options - a necessity.
Rule of thumb: if a layout survives at least 200% font-resizing in all
browsers (that can handle that much) without running into serious
usability problems, then it is usually good enough.
regards
Georg
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