Neerav wrote:
Im doing a bit of pro bono work at the moment and not having ever used
fixed font sizes, was wondering if there are any percentage or em
equivalents or formulas to convert from:
FONT-SIZE: 11px;
etc
to more accessible font size units
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Neerav wrote:
was wondering if there are any percentage or em
equivalents or formulas to convert from:
FONT-SIZE: 11px, 22px, 10px, 14px and 16px.
To go from pixels to em's, simply divide by 16.
HTH
aj
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This table by reed design might be helpful:
http://www.reeddesign.co.uk/test/points-pixels.html
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Hello Neerav,
You can even use em unit for your element dimensions too. So all your
layout can zoom in/out too.
The easy way I know is to define what 1em is by telling first in pixels :
html {
font-size: 10px !important; /* understood and respected by browsers
except for IE that will take
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Subject: RE: [WSG] Fixed pixel fontsize - resizable font size
Hi Hugues,
Do you have an online version demonstrating this technique?
Mike 2k:)2
was wondering if there are any percentage or em
equivalents or formulas to convert from:
FONT-SIZE: 11px, 22px, 10px, 14px and 16px.
To go from pixels to em's, simply divide by 16.
Is this a cross-browser, cross-platform formula? Is there a chart of
the standard settings for browsers, and
