Tony Crockford wrote:
Christian Montoya wrote:
Otherwise I
will just have to keep on assuming that these specters don't exist.
There are one or two font-size fanatics that will accuse you of not
respecting your users if you feel the need to set a font size other
than default.
does that count?
I used to think so till I found out why exactly. Different users may
have an unusual default font-size set, if you set anything other than
the default font-size *on the body* it means they end up not getting the
size they wanted/need. You can set your different font-sizes on the
elements within at your leisure. I still don't quite get what the
difference is but seeing as font-size on the web is completely arbitrary
(or should be) it doesn't make a difference. You have to set font-sizes
relative to the users default for your elements anyway.
The choice is yours but at least base it on what you know for a fact
about every potential visitor in your target audience.
Rob O
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