On Wed, 19 Aug 2015 12:53:46 -0700, David E. Ross wrote:
> Windows 7
> SeaMonkey 2.35
>
> On the SeaMonkey menu bar, go to [Edit > Preferences > Appearance >
> Fonts]. How can I translate between pixels (the settings for fonts in
> SeaMonkey) and points (the font-size unit commonly used with CSS)? Yes,
> I know this might vary according to the size of my monitor and its
> resolution.
1. In modern browsers, 3 points = 4 pixels (regardless of screen
resolution).
Modern browsers count in "logical pixels" instead of physical pixels.
72 points = 1 inch = 96 logical pixels.
2. Historically (but no longer), back when browsers counted in
"physical pixels",
3 points = 4 pixels when your screen resolution scaling was 100% (4
physical pixels = 4 logical pixels)
3 points = 5 pixels when your screen resolution scaling was 125% (5
physical pixels = 4 logical pixels)
3 points = 6 pixels when your screen resolution scaling was 150% (6
physical pixels = 4 logical pixels)
> I am having problems with some Web pages where either the font or
> font-size is such that the tops of glyphs (characters) are cut off. If
> I zoom my text larger, the problem goes away. I am having trouble
> choosing a minimum font size in pixels for SeaMonkey such that I no
> longer have to zoom.
>
> Cross-posted to mozilla.support.seamonkey and mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey
> with Followup-To set to mozilla.support.seamonkey
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Kind regards
Ralph
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