When user enlarges font with Ctrl+[+] I want to increase the
dimensions of my fixed sized div. IE7 uses zoom-in, so it will
increase div dimensions automatically. Firefox, however, increases
font only, not div element.
I thought to implementing this by checking if my div width or height
changed and then resize it. But this approach did not work:
div.addEventLis tener('resize', someFunc, false);
Please advise. Thanks
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On Jan 14, 11:20 pm, vunet <vunet...@gmail .comwrote:
When user enlarges font with Ctrl+[+] I want to increase the
dimensions of my fixed sized div. IE7 uses zoom-in, so it will
increase div dimensions automatically. Firefox, however, increases
font only, not div element.
I thought to implementing this by checking if my div width or height
changed and then resize it. But this approach did not work:
div.addEventLis tener('resize', someFunc, false);
Please advise. Thanks
Make your div size in em, not px, Firefox will handle that.
On Jan 14, 3:25 pm, VK <schools_r...@y ahoo.comwrote:
On Jan 14, 11:20 pm, vunet <vunet...@gmail .comwrote:
When user enlarges font with Ctrl+[+] I want to increase the
dimensions of my fixed sized div. IE7 uses zoom-in, so it will
increase div dimensions automatically. Firefox, however, increases
font only, not div element.
I thought to implementing this by checking if my div width or height
changed and then resize it. But this approach did not work:
div.addEventLis tener('resize', someFunc, false);
Please advise. Thanks
Make your div size in em, not px, Firefox will handle that.
how about other Mozilla-based browsers? or Safari?
vunet wrote:
On Jan 14, 3:25 pm, VK <schools_r...@y ahoo.comwrote:
>On Jan 14, 11:20 pm, vunet <vunet...@gmail .comwrote:
>>When user enlarges font with Ctrl+[+] I want to increase the
dimensions of my fixed sized div. IE7 uses zoom-in, so it will
increase div dimensions automatically. Firefox, however, increases
font only, not div element.
I thought to implementing this by checking if my div width or height
changed and then resize it. But this approach did not work:
div.addEventL istener('resize ', someFunc, false);
Please advise. Thanks
Make your div size in em, not px, Firefox will handle that.
how about other Mozilla-based browsers?
The correct term is Gecko-based, which also explains why there
will be little difference in rendering between them, if any.
or Safari?
General CSS questions and discussions are beyond the scope of this
newsgroup; comp.infosystem s. www.authoring.stylesheet exists. However, all
CSS-capable user agents would support the `em' unit of length, as that is
specified so.
PointedEars
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vunet a écrit :
When user enlarges font with Ctrl+[+] I want to increase the
dimensions of my fixed sized div. IE7 uses zoom-in, so it will
increase div dimensions automatically. Firefox, however, increases
font only, not div element.
I thought to implementing this by checking if my div width or height
changed and then resize it. But this approach did not work:
div.addEventLis tener('resize', someFunc, false);
Please advise. Thanks
arrange your div in proportional (en ou %)
all will work automatically
I don't think you can detect Control +
and then ... if you can ... how much will you have to grow ?
Since I can have my minimal fonts fixed on 16 or 18px
More ... on Mac it is Command +
What is the code to detect pressure on Command key ?
function detect(Event) {
if(Event==null) {
alert('null');
Event=event;
}
if (Event && Event.ctrlKey) {
if(Event.keyCod e=='107') alert('[Control] [+] pressed');
if(Event.keyCod e=='109') alert('[Control] [-] pressed');
}
}
<body onkeydown="dete ct(event)">
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