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The problem with pixels. IE7 lets users resize pixel-based fonts. Is it finally time to stop avoiding pixel sizing in CSS?
Tagged css, ie7, wilsonminer
No it chuffing doesn't. It lets users zoom in on pages. If they just want to make the text bigger, pixels still don't change the size.
pauldwaite - 2nd April 2007 16:54 - #
What's wrong with em? I like em! :)
Joey Marshall - 2nd April 2007 19:25 - #
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No it chuffing doesn't. It lets users zoom in on pages. If they just want to make the text bigger, pixels still don't change the size.
What's wrong with em? I like em! :)
Joey Marshall - 2nd April 2007 19:25 - #