ehalf Of James
O'NeillSent: Thursday, 22 December 2005 1:37 AMTo:
wsg@webstandardsgroup.orgSubject: Re: [WSG] Re: Setting Up Font
Sizes
100.01% on body and then em's for the rest This prevents
scaling issues with IE and older versions of Operahttp://www.freexenon.com/2005/10/css
Laura Carlson wrote:
body { font-size: small; }
Such a rule is saying, in effect, "the content on this page should be
one size smaller than the user's comfortable reading size." Small
font sizes for main body text is user-hostile. (The converse rarely
seems to exist; it's unusual to find a si
100.01% on body and then em's for the rest This prevents scaling issues with IE and older versions of Operahttp://www.freexenon.com/2005/10/css-fonts-and-font-sizing.html
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body { font-size: small; }
Such a rule is saying, in effect, "the content on this page should be
one size smaller than the user's comfortable reading size." Small font
sizes for main body text is user-hostile. (The converse rarely seems to
exist; it's unusual to find a site that is too big, a
