Patrick Turner wrote: > If I set text size at 13 for Arial in SeaMonkey composer, it is about > right for Firefox and Chrome.
If you set text size, you ignore the preferences of your reader who is the only person who cares about such things; your job as author is to communicate content; you should leave it entirely to your readers to decide at what size that content is to be displayed, since they (and only they) know what size works best for their eyes, their monitor, and their environment. Philip Taylor Hmm, sure, but I expect that others would not want to see my pages how I might see them when I test how they look in different browsers. If I get it right on my PC, its far more likely they'll see it well without changing zoom settings. Or accusing me of ruining their eyes because size is too small. I had a guy complain about that, and so I told him my settings and how big it appeared on my screen in millimetres, and I told him my settings and I said that font size is easily changed with zoom but it all was too much for the bloke to understand. He expected me to use very different text size to that which everyone else including me thought was fine. He'd held a public service job for 30 years, and to me he looked far dumber than I know I could be. I Can't please everyone Philip. Best question in last 24hrs, IMHO = "What's better than SeaMonkey?" I find that I understand the world mainly because I compare so many things to so many other things. This can be frightfully anti-social, but others have valued my perceptions, when I was right, and we all laughed when I was wrong. So, what's best html composer for humble simple pages like mine? Patrick Turner. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
