Worthless sizes
One of the so-called good things about reflowableness in epubs is being able to make a formerly non-large print book into one on the fly. Trouble is, the set sizings in ADE (and hence, ADE-powered readers) is the default percentage changes with the make-text-larger-or-smaller buttons. I haven't gotten my pica-pole out yet, but it kinds looks sorta like this:
xx-small 75% x-small 89% small 89% medium 100% large 120% x-large 150% xx-large 200%
Now, maybe it's just me, but those ratios suck. I mean, really, who reads anything on the biggest sizes?
Anybody find a clever way to control that a little tighter? Say, ranging from 80% to 130% scale, maybe with a redefinition in the css? (I haven't found anything that works yet).
And is Adobe/Sony/B&N looking at and working on something like this? Infinite control would be better, guys...
-bjc
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