Thanks Mark, I've made some test pages and I'm sold, now I'm in the
process of modifying my style pages. Thanks to .css pages, it's a very
simple updating process.
Jan
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Mark Groen wrote:
On June 30, 2003 at 12:04, Jan wrote:
The chart depends on your page content. Using percentages or ems, mak
On June 30, 2003 at 12:04, Jan wrote:
> Good info. Thanks. Ok, offhand, do you know where I can find a chart
> or etc. regarding em sizes?
The chart depends on your page content. Using percentages or ems, make your
largest type 1em or 100%. If that's too big for your headings/taste, drop down to
Anyone ever used the Jakarta Struts framework or Jakarta Struts MVC as part
of a web development project?
Was it at all useful or helpful?
Was it worth your time?
(I'm trying to decide whether I should request some training in it.)
Thanks,
Greg
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Sol
I have been using .7em up to .9em for my documents, which is a lot
better than a fixed font. At least we have two ways to work with font.
Jan
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Sol Sinclair wrote:
I would prefer to have my text resizable...Can't users enlarge the size of
the fonts per their browsers?
From what I understa
I would prefer to have my text resizable...Can't users enlarge the size of
the fonts per their browsers?
>From what I understand of it, it's best to specify your font-sizes in
percentages in the stylesheet
eg .nameclass {font-size:100%;}
This works in IE and Netscape, from my tests.
/Sol
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In the UK the Disability Discrimination Act - the last stages of which
become law during the next year or so - has been interpreted as requiring
that web sites do not discriminate against disabled users - and that means
sight, hearing or whatever. So anyone targeting UK users has work to do!
Th
I'm using .8em now, and I guess that's okay.
Jan
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
Actually, what Jon said is that fixed only works on IE. Of all the usual
browser suspects, only IE lets author trump user. Other browsers allow users
far greater choice and control over font size (user trumps author), IE
"knows
Drew
Good info. Thanks. Ok, offhand, do you know where I can find a chart
or etc. regarding em sizes?
Jan
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
Actually, what Jon said is that fixed only works on IE. Of all the usual
browser suspects, only IE lets author trump user. Other browsers allow users
far greater choice
Actually, what Jon said is that fixed only works on IE. Of all the usual
browser suspects, only IE lets author trump user. Other browsers allow users
far greater choice and control over font size (user trumps author), IE
"knows" what users "really" want. All compliant browsers recognize "em",
even
Diane,
I would prefer to have my text resizable, but if only IE accepts the
"em" size, what can a person do? My default browser is Netscape, so I
can't use the 1em font size. I usually try to set up a px size that
works. Can't users enlarge the size of the fonts per their browsers?
Jan
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Dian
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