[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... how did you change the font size without using the zoom feature.
i also noticed that the page still held the design (margins, etc.)
while the "other" browsers increased the margins, etc., thus blowing
the design out of proportion.
Sorry you had to wait for my answer. I'm not on line all day. :-)
1: Opera is supposed to keep all height-proportions when zoom is used,
and will only adjust things so they fit sideways, so that's a
browser-specific feature that has nothing to do with your page code/CSS.
2: The ordinary adjustment of "minimum font size" creates the same
conditions - from the bottom up - in Opera as in all other browsers.
That margin defined in EM is affected the same way whether I use Firefox
type font-resizing, Firefox type min-font setting or Opera min-font
setting. The method/browser simply doesn't matter, as the result is the
same: the font size changes.
So the answer is: I used min-font setting in Opera 8 to resize fonts.
Look in "preferences".
What you, and others, should be aware of is that Opera has an extreme
range for minimum font size: 6px to at least 200px, while most other
browsers have a more moderate range of some 6/9px to 24/28px.
The practical side of it is that I always test that a page survive with
at least 28px enforced minimum font size, no matter what sizes I
actually define in my stylesheets. I sleep better that way. :-)
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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