Hello. On 21.12.16 21:43, Matthew Woehlke wrote: >> Just removing the font-family and font-weight rules also gives perfectly >> legible text.
Actually, this makes perfect sense and I wish more sites would do just that. Other than for artistic or branding purposes, the generic font families -- serif, sans-serif, monospace, cursive and fantasy -- are more than enough for most sites. If, on top of that, the web designers used the default font-sizes (small, medium, large, etc.) instead of fixed lengths (points, pixels, cm), then each user could set the browser configuration that felt more comfortable for him/her in each device. To the complaints about the look of the fonts on the site, the developers could just point out that the font and its relative size is a users' choice :^) Also, if a sufficient number of sites followed this practice, maybe the browser vendors would set sensible default configurations or, yet better, would start shipping nice default fonts with their browsers. Unfortunately, I don't see this fashion catching on any time soon :^( Regards, -- António Manuel Dias
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