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Originally Posted by Rev. Bob
Well, aside from the usually ill-advised practice of specifying hard pixel sizes (VERY user-unfriendly, with a couple of exceptions), that code looks sound. On the "check the power cord" front, have you made sure that, if the CSS is in its own file, the HTML document calls that file? Have you tried bigger differences between the sizes, to make sure they're not getting rounded together in rendering? Have you set the base font size in pixels at the BODY level, so the renderer can associate a relative size with an absolute one? (Shouldn't be necessary, and I wouldn't do it for release, but it'd help nail down the problem.)
Oh, and try terminating every CSS property with a semicolon. Yes, I know you technically don't need it on the last property in a set...do it anyway. It's good form.
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In my CSS, I specified all sizes from 1px to 30px. I even tried em and pt. I also tried with and with an ending semicolon. I did not specify any font size in body as these are not relative sizes but absolute sizes (except for em).
They all came out at whatever size was specified by the font size slider.