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Old 11-14-2010, 11:17 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by crutledge View Post
I thank you for your help. It's always good to have someone to talk to.

I see the intent of "font-size: #em" , but have not found it in the book. I'll give it a try.

May all of your descendents be not only beautiful but smart.
I showed a hash mark (not the one on your Uniform Sleeve ) in place of a decimal number( eg 1.1em) so you would choose your own value.

em is a value that scales to the font, in, pt are fixed, "ruler" sizes and do not scale.
I use 3-4 % (of the containing block) type sizes for my indents. The wider the screen (block), the more pronounced the Indent appears to the eye. % don't scale to the font, but to the display (block).

Some of my best ideas, have been "borrowed" from examples here at MR (I think I even use one I spotted in your work).
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