Thanks Rob even if it was not the answer i was looking for. i'm agree with you about what you said, but our customers are old fashion people and they asked a lot for this option to be in the websites, that is why we need to implement it for them.
even though i'm not agree with you on this: > Not one web site that I frequently visit uses any such script. Even > if it did, I wouldn't use it. Hardly "famous" or used by "most" web > sites. i do not know which websites are you browsing but if you just google it you will see a lot of implementation for this using jQuery, there are even plugin for this. thanks anyway for the remarks. Noufel On 3 jun, 14:35, RobG <robg...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Jun 3, 6:48 pm, Mr J <regis...@pharmeon.nl> wrote: > > > hi all, > > here is the scenario: > > i have created an option on a website to give the possibity to the > > user to change the font size (smaller, bigger, reset), > > A complete waste of time. Modern browsers allow the user to control > the size of text using one or more of: > > 1. User-defined style sheets > 2. Browser preferences for minimum and standard font sizes > 3. Zoom text sizes using ctrl+ or ctrl- > 4. Reset font sizes using ctrl-0 > > > like the famous > > x3 'A' that we see in most of the websites. > > Not one web site that I frequently visit uses any such script. Even > if it did, I wouldn't use it. Hardly "famous" or used by "most" web > sites. > > > the code i have is based > > on a plugin copywrite to (http://cool-javascripts.com). > > now i'm facing a problem with different font size for different > > elements. > > Forget it. Ditch the script, let users control font sizes using > browser-native tools. > > [...] > > > any suggestions or something that will put me in the right path will > > be very appreciated. > > See above. > > -- > Rob
