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Originally Posted by Francois_C
Of course: This is the first thing I try. But sometimes it does not work. Maybe my knowledge of HTML and CSS is not sufficient.
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Nah!
There is some really unnecessary coding that publishers include because THEY don't understand (care) inheritance or native defaults.
If you specify a
font-size, it is an OVERRIDE of the previous-inherited size (no
font-size: 1em; in a class, that cancels the <body> setting)
In most cases, I only specify what I want to CHANGE.
If I want a smaller font, I use a percentage (scales the body size)
I also use a unique, class for clarity when it encompasses the whole paragraph,
Code:
<p class="foo">Stuff</p>
instead of
Code:
<p class="foo"><span class="bold"><span class=:big">Stuff</span></span></p>
Bigger CSS, but smaller TEXT section files
