[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
> and how will EMs be affected?
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If you literally mean not setting a font-size on the body, nor on any
selector in the style sheet, the page will render /all text and
headings/ at the users
On 06/08/04 15:00 (GMT-0400) [EMAIL PROTECTED] apparently typed:
> If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
There's no real way to know, as you don't know the visitor's combination of
screen resolution, DPI, display size, viewing distance and so forth. The CSS
si
> If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
> and how will EMs be affected?
Most browsers default to 12pt Times New Roman. I'm assuming anything
you do without setting something globally will be calculated on that.
Of course, personal browser settings can change that
I'm not sure how ems will be affected, but the default size will be
whatever the user has set on their browser.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
> and how will EMs be affected?
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