SJ> You define font-size for the #content text to 80% of my preferred SJ> font-size. For me that's too small for reading comfortably, especially SJ> if I don't use Verdana but another less huge font.
And on the other hand, I find the 0.8em to be just fine. In fact, I set much of my font sizes to 0.75em or so. Obviously, that's what makes the zooming functionality useful. Of course, the big problem is that the vast majority of users aren't aware of that functionality and therefore, don't know to adjust the zoom when they encounter a page that is unreadable to them. SJ> Zooming the page in Mozilla breaks the positioning of the header and SJ> ends up in overlapping elements. I see this as well and I believe that's because John defines all his margins and paddings in px, which don't scale. If you want users to be able to zoom the page, you should define margins and paddings in em or % (though I believe em is the preferred method). -Sam ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
