R. Alan Payne wrote:
> Problem: font-size seems to be rendered differently for <li
> class="issue"> and for <p class="issue">. (Example is in:
> www.dvmvac.com/snippet/ ... CSS: www.dvmvac.com/snippet/DVMcss.css
> (pls ignore background - I just did a quick file copy and didn't get
> bkgnd file resolved.)
>
> In external CSS, I define 'body' to have a font-size of 10px .... and
> 'h2' to be 300%(which works - see header)
>
> Inline (I'm testing there before exporting to css file) I define 'issue'
> to
> have a font-size of 160% for li and p .... the <li> text is 16px but the
> <p> lines are much smaller even though the "issue" class for each is
> 160%.
>
> Is path inheritance wrong? (Tried to redefine ul tag to be 160% but
> didn't work - font-size wasn't inherited by li's.)
I am not sure what you mean. If it is that all three lines should be the
same font-size, then this will get you there (and un-locks it so that
the fonts can be scaled in IE without putting that browser in
'accessibility' mode).
body { font: 100% Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; }
li.issue { font-size: 70%; }
p.issue { font-size: 100%; }
.issuerepeat { font-size: 100%;}
Best,
~dL
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