I think I'm not making myself clear. Suppose I create a presentation with Powerpoint. Each page has a title and some content. While editing in the 'slides' view, I can resize the slide all I want the content does now reflow; instead everything grows or shrinks (zooms in or out) based on the size of the slide. This is the behavior I am asking for.
Instead with S5 (which uses ems, BTW), as I resize the browser window everything reflows and the text stubbornly stays the same size it was. Thus, if I make the window smaller, I see less content. With the powerpoint approach, if I make the window smaller, I see the same content, just smaller. I think what I'd need to do is define the font sizes as a percentage of the window size, not in points or ems. Make sense? Is this possible with CSS? -- Bobman On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Dirk Frederickx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Strange. > Cause afaik all s5 css rules use fluid font metrics (em based) > Which browser are you using ? Could you post a screen-shot ? > > > dirk > > > On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 8:42 PM, Bob Paige <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Not specifically a JSPWiki question, but related nonetheless: > > > > When I create presentations with S5, the fonts are a fixed size > (different > > headers, etc.) as I resize the browser window. > > > > I wonder if (through CSS) that could define the font sizes to be > relative? > > Is this a straightforward CSS change? > > > > -- > > Bobman > > >
