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Originally posted by Morpheus
Is that really so? I have been using Lubak's OS5 font for quite some time, and it comes in various sizes using only one database. In FontHack, this is shown by OS5 (0), OS5 (1), OS5 (2), OS5 (3).
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Doh! Wasn't aware of that. Looks like I'll have to go back to the drawing board.
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Originally posted by Alexander
...am I assuming correctly that if a html document doesn't use any font size (nor css) tags, that its text has a point size of 12? And if a html document uses a font size of -2 (which is quite often used by mobile content providers), it has a point size of 8, which would lead iSilo to scale the font sizes as the following: smallest 5.6 .... largest 11,52? Sorry to be such a pain, but I am still trying to figure out which fontsizes and how many different sizes to include in a iSilo font database.
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Yes, those assumptions are correct, but the table should look like this instead:
Code:
FONT SIZE=n Point Size Heading Hn
1 6
2 8 H6
3 10 H5
4 (default) 12 H4
5 14 H3
6 18 H2
7 24 H1
The absolute range for # in font size="#" is 1 to 7, so zero becomes 1. The relative range for # in font size="+/-#" is -6 to 6. Anything outside that range becomes +0.