https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17297

--- Comment #7 from Philippe Verdy <[email protected]> 2011-12-04 22:36:29 UTC 
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Great, with the proportional line-height, we can now properly avoid lines to
overlap in paragraphs, when it contains an inline item using <big>...</big> or
CSS style "font-size:larger" or font-size higher than 100%: the baselineswill
still align, but the line interval will be increased properly for the whole
rendered line. This also affects positively superscripts and subscripts.

And this now renders correctly when using the text-zoom function of the browser
(not the page-zoom which changes the effective rendered measures, but not the
computed measured perceived in CSS and in the DOM). This change also corrects
artefacts seen when users have to define a larger default font size in their
current user stylesheet (in other words, Wikimedia is more accessible to visual
impaired users that need selective zoom on text, without necessarily changng
the size of images that may remain in their normal 100% zoom level with crisp
and exact pixels, without creating fuzzy images like with the full-page zoom).

Even on very special sites like Wikibooks, it is better. Wikibooks is
especially the type of site whose style requires selective zoom on texts, but
not on the layout or in the renderered image.

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