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From: Jeff Rhodes
Date: Fri, Aug 23 2002 7:46AM
Subject: Font size specification
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What is the accepted practice for defining font sizes on a page?
Percentage (80%), Keyword (small, x-small), EM? I know that you
cannot specify a font size by pt or px (The user can't resize it).
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From: Timothy J. Luoma
Date: Fri, Aug 23 2002 9:47AM
Subject: Re: Font size specification
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Jeff Rhodes wrote:
> What is the accepted practice for defining font sizes on a page?
> Percentage (80%), Keyword (small, x-small), EM? I know that you
> cannot specify a font size by pt or px (The user can't resize it).

There's a really good discussion of this at

http://diveintoaccessibility.org/day_26_using_relative_font_sizes.html

TjL


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From: Patricia Chadwick
Date: Thu, Aug 29 2002 2:49PM
Subject: Sample Sites
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Hi,

I'm looking for examples of accessible sites that use CSS that work
reasonably well across browsers. I'm particularly interested in sites
for non-profit organizations, as I'm looking to re-design a site for a
non-profit and need some ideas and would like to see what does and
doesn't work.

Thanks, Pat


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