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CSS px units bad for fontsCSS px units bad for fontsPosted Jun 1, 2002 0:32 UTC (Sat) by DeletedUser302 ((unknown), #302)Parent article: Welcome to the new LWN.net!
Please do not use the px unit to force font size on users. It ignores the font size preferences that users have set. Also it would be more user friendly if the session management worked without cookies.
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CSS px units bad for fonts Posted Jun 1, 2002 2:54 UTC (Sat) by DeletedUser366 ((unknown), #366) [Link] Is that what it is? Geez, I've noticed that there are a large number of sites these days with text that I can not get Konqueror to increase in size. For those of us over forty, the inevitable presbyopia means that these sites are a #$(&^! nuisance to read. And I'm to the point that unless the content is important to me, I give the site a miss cuz it's too goddamn painful to read.
CSS px units bad for fonts Posted Jun 1, 2002 4:43 UTC (Sat) by walt-sjc (guest, #394) [Link] Install Galeon. It supports a minimum font size.
CSS px units bad for fonts Posted Jun 1, 2002 12:50 UTC (Sat) by DeletedUser549 ((unknown), #549) [Link] Konqueror also has that since months already. And I think the zoom feature also works correctly for fonts with 'px' size units in KDE 3.0, at least I've never seen the zoom problem since then.
CSS px units bad for fonts Posted Jun 5, 2002 19:46 UTC (Wed) by dbreakey (guest, #1381) [Link] Use a recent build of Mozilla. It also supports setting a minimum font size (although in older releases, it's a pain to configure this option; current releases have put the config option in the GUI finally).
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