Bruce wrote:
> Some time back I used to add a font sizer to my site as a trial. Font + -
> Perhaps it isn't a bad idea.
> I used to have that specifically for the article text, and scaled down for
> menus.
> Then I could go back to using fixed fonts, and if someone cannot read
> 12px text-make it bigger at a click from the page instead of having the
> hassle of changing it in ie.
> What's wrong with that really?
If they aren't using a browser with zoom or minimum font size they know
how to use, they have to be able to: 1-see it; 2-understand what to do
with it; 3- be willing to use it. Just because you can see it and
understand what to do with it doesn't mean they are both able and
willing. If I had to use IE, I'd just leave. Or maybe if it was a site
required to adhere to usability regulations, I'd complain to the
regulators.
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