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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
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. |
Interesting thought -- although it brings to mind a couple of things. If you do that, then aren't you effectively defeating the whole point of allowing people to change the font sizes (re accessibility for people with poorer vision)?
Also, I don't really know alot about the "hardware" side of things, but with these newer hi-def tablets, how are "pixels" measured? Like, something that's 72dpi will come out like that, but are hi-def screens higher than that, and then wouldn't the text (and various other things) come out much smaller if/when you specify their size in pixels? I'm not sure exactly how that works -- I could be imagining a potential problem there that just doesn't exist, I don't know.
