I'm not sure whether it is a stylesheet issue: it is the stylesheet as
interpreted by chrome... all is fine with firefox. Whether the bug is in
chrome or the stylesheet or elsewhere is well beyond my HTML/CSS skills, but
I can ask around.
After asking around, and testing with a colleague, we got the same
strange size behavior on firefox mac as well.
There are 2 possible solutions:
(1) do not nest in the first place (i.e. apply the patch I sent).
(2) do use absolute sizes in the CSS, not relative ones like "1.3em"
which accumulate multiplications when code appears in code,
and count on the navigator ctrl-+/- for users to adjust size
consistently to their needs.
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Fabien.
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