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| http://www.tambourinewebdesign.com/ However, '%' says:" I want the text to look the size relative to my system set up". '100%' will show as the users' default 'normal' setting. I don't think that's entirely true. Don't percentages run off the font of |
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"jake" <jake (AT) gododdin (DOT) demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:W0YzRQMNptwAFwL0 (AT) gododdin (DOT) demon.co.uk... http://www.tambourinewebdesign.com/ However, '%' says:" I want the text to look the size relative to my system set up". '100%' will show as the users' default 'normal' setting. I don't think that's entirely true. Don't percentages run off the font of the parent object? If you set your paragraph to be 90% and your body is 90%, wouldn't that make the paragarph 90% of 90%? |
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Hello again, I redid my old site, http://www.tambourinewebdesign.com/, which I posted here about a month or two ago. I've sacrificed some fluidness for design, but hope I've found the happy medium. The text is small, but when larger than it is, it looks a little ugly. On the plus side, it is % and em orientated - no px - so its resizable. Don't hold back now, I've braced myself already! Thanks again, Stephen |
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"jake" <jake (AT) gododdin (DOT) demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:W0YzRQMNptwAFwL0 (AT) gododdin (DOT) demon.co.uk... http://www.tambourinewebdesign.com/ However, '%' says:" I want the text to look the size relative to my system set up". '100%' will show as the users' default 'normal' setting. I don't think that's entirely true. |
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