Folks - re vision I have no complex vision issues (maybe that's not true), so I am sure I don't know the potential issues for various different vision "configurations" but the liberal use of ctrl-mouse roller for zoom in and out helps me a lot. It makes me wonder why someone would talk about font size.
Since getting Intraocular lenses (due to cataracts). which reduced my short sightedness a lot, and catching a detached retina in time, the best thing I did was get a pair of glasses (multi-focal) specifically designed for close (keyboard) and near (monitors .8 to 1.2m distant) this has made my "computer" vision excellent. Interestingly the surgery for the detached retina reduced the floaters in my right eye. I can now do without glasses because I have whats call mono-vision, Left eye reading, right eye distance (You get used to it) but near range glasses make this more comfortable in front of a three screen computer (where I spend too much time). I admit I am fortunate to have a public health system backed up by private health coverage, but perhaps this information could be helpful to some. Regards Tony On Tuesday, October 8, 2019 at 9:11:35 PM UTC+11, PMario wrote: > > On Monday, October 7, 2019 at 5:26:30 PM UTC+2, Mark S. wrote: >> >> Jeremy said there was going to be a new class, .tc-edit-texteditor-body. >> That seems like a good fix. >> > > As I wrote, that's a possibility. > > >> The ideal ideal setting would be >> >> editor font size >> editor lineheight >> > > I wanted to know, which values you'd like to use, so that we can test it. > ... I did some tests, changing the default values from eg: 14px to 15px or > 16px. Line height from 22 to eg 24 and so on. > > But those tests are worthless, if your values are significantly different. > > I personally do use the browser zoom quite a bit. For example. > > - The GG I'm viewing and editing with 150% atm. > - tiddlywiki.com most of the time I use 130% ... > > That works very well for with my monitor resolution. I don't have the > desire to change the TW setting, because it is much more work, than the > browser zoom. > > >> but if not, then making the editor font size and lineheight the same as >> the tiddler font size and lineheight would make the most sense. >> > > It should be separated values, since editor and view font-families can > have very different properties. > > >> I've never noticed anyone getting challenged whether they're "just >> curious" when they ask for help. Maybe I should start asking that. >> > > I didn't want to be rude. If it felt that way, I want to apologise. > > -mario > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/b5909373-937c-4e77-a09b-1177cd2ce329%40googlegroups.com.
