allan wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:

allan wrote:

Stas Bekman wrote:


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stas        02/02/22 00:24:03

Modified:    src      style.css
Log:
- no need for using huge letters and bold weight for the title, it's
already standing out by using opposite to the rest of the page colors


anybody thinks it's a bad patch? The title in mozilla was simply huge!


please tell us your browser prefs for font-sizes.

proportional 16px, the rest 12px adobe-* fonts. But it's the 16px that
makes the fonts big. I suppose that most sites tend to use <font =-1>
equivalent. :(


what is equivalent to <font =-1>, i dont understand? are you saying that most other sites looks from ok to good in mozilla using a certain font-spec?

I think so, but I can be wrong.

now it's bearable.


before it was a title now its, well ... just text (any
browser i test).

what do you mean just text, what about the box with the contrasting color?


the title doesn't currently look like a title, it just look like some ordinary text in a box. the contrasting colour is there of course.

the breadcrumb and title must share the same font-styles
otherwise it just looks bad seen from a typesetters or
desingers view.

IMO the breadcrumb currently has never been better, so i
think we should make the title-fonts the same properties
(apart from size), meaning bold and verdana.
if you do this you also gain the sub-advantage that the
title-text inside the colured box will look more evenly
padded. at the moment it more or less top-aligned

well if you check the change, I didn't change the style:

   .headline {
       color: #ffffff;
       font-family: helvetica, arial, verdana, sans-serif;
  -    font-size:1.5em;
  -    font-weight: bold;
  +    font-size: 1.2em;
   }

I simply made it smaller em-wise and removed the bold-ness. Is putting the bold back good enough? You also want verdana to be first?

my set up:
(mac os9, netscape6.2, font-size 14pt, monospace 13pt)

Not much different from mine


true, but mine doesnt look bad with a 16pt setting ;-)


but your are on a different platform with a different font set.

since thomas complained about this too, are there really
that much difference between mozilla and ns6+ ? i thought
they were more or less the same.

can you post a screenshot of the good and the bad?

posting only the 'bad', you can see that it's too big with 1.5em + bold.
BTW, anybody knows what's the definition of H1? Is it 1.2em, 1.4em or bigger?


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