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Old 11-18-2014, 10:49 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by Psymon View Post
Yeah, I understand that, but I guess there really isn't all that much alternative, is there? I mean, even if I didn't have that 3.2em margin at all, if it was just flush ("0") with no margins on either side, naturally the same sort of thing could happen if the user is going to increase the font size THAT big.
Hmmm, maybe not That is, if you set the font sizes of tables in "em", then you are right. But you can set the font sizes of tables in "px" and of that way when the user change font-size, tables won't be affected. So, a solution could be to set a left margin in "%" and the font-size of tables in "px". Of that way, no matter the font-size the user selects, tables will remain with the same look.

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Thanks again, Rubén -- and I do appreciate your concerns, too!
You are welcome!
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