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Brightbelt
Hi-
I'm on Frontpage 2003, Win XP Pro. This may be a rather basic question to
ask, but what is the Best/Ideal way to size fonts in my web (especially for
standard paragraph content/text) so that there is maximum cross-browser
compatibility ? For example, should I use the 'em' measurement and if so
what's the best 'em' size to use for standard paragraph content/text ?
Should I use percentages and if so, what percentage works best for standard
paragraph content ? What about pixels ? Points ? You can see how I've done
my fonts so far at www.frankbright.com .
I'm concerned about this question because I have a very good, newer top
of the line monitor, so that I'm developing my sites at a high resolution
(1024 x 768 pixels). So when I view my site at 600 x 800, eveything gets
pretty huge, including fonts if I'm not careful. I know this is beginner's
stuff, so Thanks for any help. I appreciate it,...Frank
I'm on Frontpage 2003, Win XP Pro. This may be a rather basic question to
ask, but what is the Best/Ideal way to size fonts in my web (especially for
standard paragraph content/text) so that there is maximum cross-browser
compatibility ? For example, should I use the 'em' measurement and if so
what's the best 'em' size to use for standard paragraph content/text ?
Should I use percentages and if so, what percentage works best for standard
paragraph content ? What about pixels ? Points ? You can see how I've done
my fonts so far at www.frankbright.com .
I'm concerned about this question because I have a very good, newer top
of the line monitor, so that I'm developing my sites at a high resolution
(1024 x 768 pixels). So when I view my site at 600 x 800, eveything gets
pretty huge, including fonts if I'm not careful. I know this is beginner's
stuff, so Thanks for any help. I appreciate it,...Frank