Boris Zbarsky wrote: > Ben S wrote: >> if I want it to be the same size across all browsers > > I'm sorry, but this is not achievable in any case (think text zoom, > user stylesheets, etc).
Well, I know these things can be overridden - and this is a good thing - but I am just trying to cater for the most common situation. Obviously if people have the text zoomed in to 150%, I expect it to be larger than normal, but I'd also like it to be approximately 50% bigger than it normally is on all browsers ;) > If this is your design goal, I would suggest > using PDF instead of HTML.... This especially holds true for x-small > and such, which are expicitly stated in the spec to be scaled based > on the user's default font size (which the user can set in > preferences). Ok then, I suppose I will just set it as 10pt or something and hope for the best. I expect that anyone with severe accessibility problems will be using a user style-sheet anyway. Thanks, -- Ben Sizer http://pages.eidosnet.co.uk/kylotan
