I have a bunch of pages on my site where the fonts are resizeable. I am using JavaScript to change the font-size in the body and using em units throughout the pages to make the text proportional throughout. I am using a control from a third part. Actually quite a few of them. These controls get nested. I have test in the inner-most level that is set to 1em. What SHOULD happen is that when the font-size is changed on the body, that change should cascade to these inner elements. However, there is a problem (therefore, this post ;) ) Somewhere along the line the 3rd party control is setting the font to 12px. No matter what I do to the body's font-size, the inner-most elements are unaffected. Unfortunately, I think that is EXACTLY right in the way it was designed. However, that doesn't mean I have to like it! I want my em units to be based on the body's size not the containing element's. Is there any way to get that done?
Thanks in advance! --Larry-- -- -- You received this because you are subscribed to the "Design the Web with CSS" at Google groups. To post: [email protected] To unsubscribe: [email protected]
