Tee G. Peng wrote:
On Aug 3, 2007, at 8:19 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
Unless my copy is sick, the default is 9px
Mine is 12px. I don't remember I ever altered the fontsize in Opera
(9.22), as I only use this browser for testing.
Monitor Screen resolution: 1680 x 1050.
According to this...
<http://www.opera.com/support/usingopera/operaini/index.dml#userprefs>
... the default 'minimum font size' is '6px' for win-versions and
_'9px'_ for Mac-versions.
One reason the default may be '12px' in your version, is if you have
just updated versions and Opera has "inherited" an old setting. Most
browsers do inherit settings when updated.
I don't update Opera on windows - I install new versions separately so I
can test them properly and give them individual settings.
Unfortunately for this case I don't bother doing that on my Mac.
So, go ahead and change 'minimum font size' to '9px' in your Opera on
Mac, before further testing and discovering of unnecessary problems.
Just got an email from client, his client doesn't care the Opera, if
it can be fix with a 'conditional comment' like we treat the IE than
it's great, go ahead and do it, if not, ignore. Which is very
unfortunately and I must admit I get discourage by this type of
attitude. It would be nice if every client can have the same attitude
toward IE :)
It would be nice if clients were *quality-minded*, but they rarely are.
FWIW: there are no "fixes" for browser-options in /any/ browser - except
in IE/win (to some degree). The only solution to font-resizing problems
is to use a font-size method that doesn't try to override
browser-options and user-preferences.
The mentioned '62.5%' on body definitely isn't it.
regards
Georg
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