What's the best, cross-browser supported way to setup font sizes in CSS
documents?
I've been using
body
{
font-size .8em;
}
then
p
{
font-size : 90%; (adjust per design to get the correct sizes etc)
}
the problem I've found with this is that I'll sometimes set a 90% on a
td element (or something similar), then if I place a <p> tag inside the
<td> it gets reduced by two lots of 90%, so then I wind up setting
td, p
{
font-size : 110%;
}
to counteract that, as you can imagine things quickly become a mess of
font-sizes going up and down to counteract each other. Is their a better
method of looking after this?
Samuel
http://www.geminidevelopment.com.au | http://www.seasonstravel.com.au
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