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Originally posted by iSilo
iSilo uses a scaling factor of 1.2 from one size to the next size. With medium at 1.0, large is 1.2, and largest is 1.44. So if a span of text has a point size of 12, setting the size to largest gives a point size of 17.28 for that span.
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With standard HTML like this:
Code:
FONT SIZE=n Point Size Heading Hn
0 6
1 8 H6
2 10 H5
3 (default) 12 H4
4 14 H3
5 18 H2
6 24 H1
7 36
...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.