On 21 May 2005, at 3:19 pm, Paul Novitski wrote:
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. A lot of authors mess things up with
fixed
line-heights, and even more mess it up using em for line-height.
Felix, could you explain that last? I thought using ems (or
percentages) for line-height was the only
Paul Novitski wrote:
At 10:07 PM 5/20/2005, Felix Miata wrote:
Sure some designers mess it up with pixel-defined line-heights, but it
is working.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. A lot of authors mess things up with fixed
line-heights, and even more mess it up using em for line-height.
IE doesnt resize fixed (px) fonts.
All other decent browsers will resize font's regardless of what unit
you specify. This is how it should be.
Maybe try JS?
however, if you do this, please make sure the font is readable to
those with poor eyesight. Making something 14pts and fixing it is
nicer
Does anyone know if there is a way to set a portion of text so that
someone cannot increase or decrease the size using their web browser.
No, luckily enough good browsers will always allow your visitors to
change the display to cater their needs. You can use Flash or text as
an image though, if
Shawn,
On May 20, 2005, at 5:42 PM, shawn a wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a way to set a portion of text so that
someone cannot increase or decrease the size using their web browser.
Use a picture :)
Seriously, you can do it in ie/win to a point, but you _really_
shouldn't. It's like
Felix Miata wrote:
Uwe Kaiser wrote:
My grandma is using MSIE6/PC. And if she wants to increase the
font-size a developer has set on 8pt, than she do it, in oposition
with this developer she knows how.
I'd like to know how. No IE I've ever used can do it. Try on this
page, according to
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
Uwe Kaiser wrote:
My grandma is using MSIE6/PC. And if she wants to increase the
font-size a developer has set on 8pt, than she do it, in oposition
with this developer she knows how.
I'd like to know how. No IE I've ever used can do it. Try
