> Adventuring on the EM land surely deserves quite of organization on the
> "font side of things". I will pay better attention on the future (so I
> believe).
Yes it does, sort of. Font size shouldn't vary too much on a page though.
tons of different font sizes tend to make things messy and har
All done I believe.
Changed to Helvetica Neue.
Removed the css specific to IE8 (not needed yet).
I've not even look on IE6 and so on. But I will later on the process.
Adventuring on the EM land surely deserves quite of organization on the
"font side of things". I will pay better attention on
>
>
>
> body
> {
> /*line-height: 1;*/ <:: delete rule rule
> font : 1em/normal 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial,
> sans-serif; <:: delete entire rule
>}
>
Shoud read:
body
{
/*line-height: 1;*/ <:: delete rule
font : 1em/norma
MEM wrote:
>> And by deleting 100% you've induced the
>> IE
>> en font-scaling bug.
>>
> It was for temporary testing. I've placed the 100% again but, I've forgot to
> upload. :s
> Thanks for notice.
>
>
>
>> Part of your problem, as well, is line-height: 1;
>> Try "normal."
>>
> Yes
> And by deleting 100% you've induced the
> IE
> en font-scaling bug.
It was for temporary testing. I've placed the 100% again but, I've forgot to
upload. :s
Thanks for notice.
> Part of your problem, as well, is line-height: 1;
> Try "normal."
Yess!!! Perfect. After this change, they look cons
MEM wrote:
>
>
> Now everything is Arial.
>
Now, everything is not Arial. And by deleting 100% you've induced the IE
en font-scaling bug. Part of your problem, as well, is line-height: 1;
Try "normal."
~d
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> The remain inconsistency resides only on the left menu:
> http://www.chequedejeuner.nuvemk.com/educainfantil.html
>
> It's no longer a font issue I suppose, it seems to be a background
> position related one.
>
>
> Any lights from here?
>
I've changed the padding values of the li elements, a
> And the answer to the comment adjacent to stack to kill
> is because it is ugly and tiny.
Lol. It was long ago I made that comment there. I happen to forgot it.
> Dunno. See if this helps. You have two different style sheets with a
> different font-stack on the body declaration. Hold the Ari
Most of us hit "rely all"
David,
I can understand receiving two email in that case. But I am receiving two
email for every post.
Maybe it is a rule gone wrong on my PC.
Wishing You and Your love ones a very Safe and Merry Christmas & Happy
Holidays,
Rich
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MEM wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> On IE8 (not on compatibility view mode - here all seems to be ok), I'm
> getting a font-size smaller then on other browsers.
>
> http://www.chequedejeuner.nuvemk.com/educainfantil.html
>
>
>
> Márcio
>
>
>
>
>
>
Dunno. See if this helps. You have two different styl
Hello all,
On IE8 (not on compatibility view mode - here all seems to be ok), I'm
getting a font-size smaller then on other browsers.
This results in lower visibility of course, but also, a several pixels
bottom cut on secondary menu bullets (background-images).
I presume this is due to the EM ca
David Laakso wrote:
> I will try (even though your question has nothing whatsoever to do
> with CSS).
I just reread your post and now get why my question was OT. Apologies.
Bill B
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David Laakso wrote:
> I will try (even though your question has nothing whatsoever to do
> with CSS).
Thank you. I realize that is HTML markup code. I thought that the
properties of the - CSS - had a bearing on how they were displayed.
Bill B
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