I'm currently using css to design my website but I've noticed that when
I change the font size in firefox (holding ctrl and using the mouse
wheel) that the size of my textfield boxes grows bigger and outside of
its intended boundries. Is there any way to prevent this (maybe to
explcitly set the size of the textfield?)

Wongod wrote:

I'm currently using css to design my website but I've noticed that when
I change the font size in firefox (holding ctrl and using the mouse
wheel) that the size of my textfield boxes grows bigger and outside of
its intended boundries. Is there any way to prevent this (maybe to
explcitly set the size of the textfield?)

You can't do that in competent browsers (i.e. Firefox, Opera, Safari
Konqueror -- pretty much everything besides IE), nor should you be able
to. Fix your real problem instead by sizing the container in em units so
that it will scale.

Wongod wrote:

I'm currently using css to design my website but I've noticed that when
I change the font size in firefox (holding ctrl and using the mouse
wheel) that the size of my textfield boxes grows bigger and outside of
its intended boundries. Is there any way to prevent this (maybe to
explcitly set the size of the textfield?)

That's not a bug, it's a feature. Avoid hardcoded pixel sizes in your
pages, and then everything will be able to scale naturally along with
the user's preferences.

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Dan