This is a vague recollection of things read/done on
css. Instead of setting the font size in pixels, you
"should" use em units. The most common approach is
the following:
BODY {
font-size: 62.5%;
}
This makes 16px = 10px and so now:
0.8 em = 8 px
1 em = 10px
1.2 em = 12 px
1.4 em = 14 px
and so forth. em instead of pixels is used because
IE/Win doesn't allow the user to resize text that is
set in px. This may or may not have been
fixed/changed in IE7, but it's a much easier
convention to apply consistently than is pixels.
--- Jacopo Cappellato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Following the great advices in
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-241 I've
> started to play
> with the styles in maincss.css file and apply the
> mods to the
> manufacturing application.
>
> I've noticed some minor side effects (for example
> the texts in the main
> webtools page are smaller now) and I wanted to be
> sure that the work I'm
> doing is correct and, most of all, if it is a good
> moment to do this
> work now (i.e. before a release).
> So please, have a look at the revisions 492187,
> 492201, 492242
> (especially at the changes I did to the maincss.css
> file) and let me
> know what you think.
>
> Jacopo
>
