[WSG] Difference between applied CSS and Computed CSS

2010-02-25 Thread Rateb BEN MOUSSA
Hi all, This is my first post here, I've a website which is hosted in two location and it still under development. Here I've a correct render under FF 3.6 (1) http://www.serenitude.at/margot/vmchk/spa-fontenay/soin-spa-fontenay/nos-massages/id-menu-306.html But here I noticed bigger text font

Re: [WSG] Difference between applied CSS and Computed CSS

2010-02-25 Thread Tim Duffy
Here I've a correct render under FF 3.6 (1) http://www.serenitude.at/margot/vmchk/spa-fontenay/soin-spa-fontenay/nos-massages/id-menu-306.html But here I noticed bigger text font under FF too (2)

Re: [WSG] Difference between applied CSS and Computed CSS

2010-02-25 Thread Russ Weakley
Hi Rateb BEN MOUSSA I am not seeing any difference in font size between the sites on either Mac/FF3.5.7 or Mac/Chrome 5.0.307.9 beta. Looking in Firebug, I see the body has been set in two places with a font-size of 12px. template.css (line 3) body { color:#00;

Re: [WSG] Difference between applied CSS and Computed CSS

2010-02-25 Thread James Ellis
Hi One problem might be that you have the word paris before your doctype, which shows up as the page is rendering: paris !DOCTYPE html P Which could affect the CSS somewhat (at a guess). Try removing everything, including white space and line breaks before the doctype. I see the font

Re: [WSG] Difference between applied CSS and Computed CSS

2010-02-25 Thread Rateb BEN MOUSSA
Hi, I'm sorry because as said Tim Duffy, the render was the same and I confirm that in (OpenSuse11.2/FF 3.6) after a cache purge. I've tuned a specified component which insert comment /*** filename.css ***/ in the cached generated css and now I put @charset utf-8; in place. This helped me

[WSG] RE: Difference between applied CSS and Computed CSS

2010-02-25 Thread Stephen Holmes (Gmail)
Hi, Just noticed this in the WSG List: Removing any characters before !DOCTYPE ... really does miracles, because now the layouts is much better under IE/Safari/Chrome/FF. This is because if the first thing a browser sees is anything BUT a Doctype declaration it goes into Quirks mode. That

Re: [WSG] RE: Difference between applied CSS and Computed CSS

2010-02-25 Thread David Hucklesby
On 2/25/10 5:00 PM, Stephen Holmes (Gmail) wrote: Hi, Just noticed this in the WSG List: Removing any characters before!DOCTYPE ... really does miracles, because now the layouts is much better under IE/Safari/Chrome/FF. This is because if the first thing a browser sees is anything BUT a

Re: [WSG] Difference between applied CSS and Computed CSS

2010-02-25 Thread Felix Miata
On 2010/02/26 12:00 (GMT+1100) Stephen Holmes (Gmail) composed: the computed size of the font would have been 16pt, the default in IE 6 The standards mode default font size of IE[6-8] is and always has been 12pt. Most often that translates to 16px, but often users and laptop vendors change the