Hi,
I've got a site I built that has links on the left
hand side that are coded as font-size: x-small
in the CSS.
http://www.felicegc.com/
I've had a complaint that from some PCs the text looks
"smaller", while on another PC it looks to be the
default size.
What could be causing this? (Both PCs are using IE 6.
Also, it looks fine on IE 5.5)
Thanks, Dave
Right away I noticed one of your css classes is incorrect: .navTable { color : #660000; font-weight : bold; ; font-size: x-small }
You have a semi-colon in front of the font-size. It should be:
.navTable { color: #660000;
font-weight: bold;
font-size: x-small; (this ; is optional on the last one)
}I think that "x-small" and "smaller" font sizes are just too difficult for many people to read. The text is small using 800x600, but at 1024x768 the text is too small to read comfortably.
Just my .02
Jan
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