In that case, perhaps using an EM size would be more effective than a
percentage. It would still be resizable for accessibility, but it might
not throw 5.5 for a loop...
-Nate
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designer wrote:
Well that certainly works Ingo - thank you!
Bob
Ingo Chao wrote:
designer schrieb:
www.gwelanmor-internet.co.uk/typotest.html
and there you will see the effect working fine in IE6, FF1.0, Opera
etc. But IE5.5, although it gets the colour right, h6:first-letter
doesn't pick up the increase in size for the first letter.
havent looked to deep in it, but
h6:first-letter {
...
font-size: 436%; /* feeds IE55*/
fo\nt-size: 218% /* the rest */;
}
seems to be a start. looks like as if 5.5 does not know
with respect to which size it should calculate, but you'll have to
test it.
Ingo
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