On 6/9/07 (17:58) Tony said: >we're in a catch 22 as I see it. > >if the browser manufacturers make the defaults smaller, then a lot of >web sites break. If you don't adjust the font size at all it looks >bigger than expected to *most* users - and if the client is looking >at their site compared to everyone else they also expect it to look >similar, not have massive fonts. > >perhaps the wise and good on his list would make it blindingly >obvious which is the best and most pragmatic way to set font-size to >conform to the norm - i.e. smaller than the default *without* messing >up the minority of web users who have changed the defaults in their >browser. > >which I think is the crux of the matter, since in the absence of hard >evidence all our feelings on who has set what and what they think to >the norm is pointless. > >I'd like a foolproof way of pleasing my client, without upsetting >anyone. > >is there a way?
Tony, next time I think I'll get you to write my original post. Clarity. I like clarity. ;-) -- Rick Lecoat ******************************************************************* List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http://webstandardsgroup.org/join/unsubscribe.cfm Help: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *******************************************************************
