CK wrote:
Could use a site
check(http://working.bushidodeep.com/impress/ybf/index.html). Mostly
cross-browser display. Doing my best to migrate previous code and
client to Standards. Any suggestions for changes under-the-hood are
welcome. I would like to focus on text-resizing without breaking the
design, and readable font-size, without gigantism.
Best Wishes,
Chris
A readable font-size, without gigantism as you put it, is a matter of
opinion and is a users call. Some designers leave users in control by
setting default on the body and allow the primary content text to
inherit it. And they throughly test the site to at least 200% in
compliant browsers and text-size largest in IE6 and 7.
As it stands some stuff on your pages break at minimum font-size 24px
and at +2 in compliant browsers: the same breaking occurs if /your
frozen fonts/ are ignored and IE6 and IE7 are viewed at text-size
largest. Ensuring adequate width for horizontal font expansion and not
restricting height will help. Of course, not freezing the fonts, for IE
users would be nice-- but I personally don't care as I ignore them all
the time anyway...
Best,
~dL
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