"Pascal Chevrel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ohhh. I thought mozilla would handle CSS font-sizes which have values like "px", "pt" as a static size, relative to what the user's resolution is.
For example, IE will lock the size of a font-size of 12px (of what 12px looks like at the current resolution). it doesn't matter if the user chooses a different size in IE (view -> text size), a font which is set to 12 px will stay at 12 px (relative to the current resolution)
Which is a IE bug, not a feature.
Pascal
So is there any CSS font-size value which would lock the size of a font? Aside from using a graphic of text...
No.
The font size control in Mozilla exists *because* sites set font sizes that are not based on the browser's configured defaults.
People *want* to read your site (I hope), and if they can't make the text big enough to read, they'll just go elsewhere (possibly filing a bug on the browser because it didn't /let/ them make it bigger too).
HTH.
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