Hi there.
On this page: http://www.helpdeskics.com/
in the blue menu and footer font size in Opera is less than in other
browsers. Why ? I don't know how can I set correct font size for Opera.
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Regards, Cezar.
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Cezar <ce*****@imail. net.pl> wrote: On this page:
http://www.helpdeskics.com/
in the blue menu and footer font size in Opera is less than in other
browsers. Why ? I don't know how can I set correct font size for Opera.
Asking us to debug such convoluted code shows that you have no respect
for our time.
You have no less than 32 font-size rules in your stylesheet, far far to
many, delete the current stylesheet, learn about css inheritance and
start again.
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Spartanicus
Spartanicus napisał(a): Asking us to debug such convoluted code shows that you have no respect
for our time.
Is convoluted ? I don't think so. IMHO is very simple.
You have no less than 32 font-size rules in your stylesheet, far far to
many, delete the current stylesheet, learn about css inheritance and
start again.
I know what is it inheritance, but I see that I haven't any chance to
use it. Many styles are different, so I have to use many font-size. I
can not use one the same font-size for all classes. That's why I use
different font-size for every different class.
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Regards, Cezar.
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Cezar wrote: I don't know how can I set correct font size for Opera.
Try preferences (you can open the prefs by pressing alt-p).
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On Sun, 03 Oct 2004 09:00:59 +0200, Cezar <ce*****@imail. net.pl>
wrote: On this page:
http://www.helpdeskics.com/
in the blue menu and footer font size in Opera is less than in other
browsers. Why ? I don't know how can I set correct font size for Opera.
Which version of Opera? Which other browsers? What are the
font-settings in all the browsers you've tested with?
You've used percentages to size the font, so surely you're expecting
different browsers with different default settings to display the font
at different sizes?
My copy of Opera 7.54 has the default font-size set to 14px and the
minimum font-size set to 12px. So the text in the footer displays at
12px
In IE6 with the default font-size set to the standard 16px and no
minimum font-size the text in the footer is way too small to read
comfortably.
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