Rafael wrote:
> Aleksandar Vacić wrote:
> First example: you can't successfully combine two or more font
> families. font-size-adjust has been wiped out of CSS 2.1because it never
> got implemented (aside from Fx) and it was pretty much the only way we
> could have relieved this. So you either set the size in pixels, or use
> the same font (which you must ensure it exists in all client systems),
> or you better use images and avoid a huge hassle.
Good point. I actually prefer to use one or two fonts on the page (one
being the fav). Large, professional font families have dozen variants
and could satisfy all my needs for headers, footers etc. Thus, it all
depends on picking up good font family. If the user does not have
it...do as best as you can. No general solution would work out.
If I use more than one font, I evaluate their height ratio and adjust
accordingly. As such, this template would never be applicable to all
cases and it should be adjusted for each. I don't have a problem with
doing that :) -- I don't expect everyone to do it.
--
AV
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