Originally posted by davidpbrownUse Firefox, and then if the fonts on any site are too small, just press CTRL+ '+' and the font grows, CTRL+ '-' and the font shrinks.
Excellent site but the text in the forums and elsewhere is far too small and doesn't respond to view text size larger.. because you've absolute font sizes in pixels.
PLEASE consider changing to relative fonts using the like of 1.0em instead of eg font-size: 12px;
Thanks
davidpbrown
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I do use Firefox but don't always have access to it. Certainly it's the best browser around but there are 95% of people that don't use it and shouldn't have to change because of a flaw in the design of a site.
The best thing about Firefox.. the thing that makes it is that it acknowledges the standards.. websites also need to.
(long live -> XHTML CSS and relative fonts)
😉
Originally posted by davidpbrownYou could try Opera. I use it here 100% of the time. It has an easy to access zoom feature for pages, but it also allows me to make my own CSS and apply it on any site. I can override the web developer's styles and replace them however I like.
I do use Firefox but don't always have access to it. Certainly it's the best browser around but there are 95% of people that don't use it and shouldn't have to change because of a flaw in the design of a site.
The best thing about Firefox.. the thing that makes it is that it acknowledges the standards.. websites also need to.
(long live -> XHTML CSS and relative fonts)
😉
For example, right now I'm on Timeforchess.com with the nice tan and green colors, but with just a click I can change the site to an "old school" style website. Or whatever I like. I can make every site on the web look exactly the same in Opera. Except for the graphics of course. 🙂
And yes, I usually bump up the fonts on this site to 10% larger. Maybe I just need new glasses? 🙂
Originally posted by wibI use firefox to make the text smaller. Maybe that's just me.
You could try Opera. I use it here 100% of the time. It has an easy to access zoom feature for pages, but it also allows me to make my own CSS and apply it on any site. I can override the web developer's styles and replace them however I like.
For example, right now I'm on Timeforchess.com with the nice tan and green colors, but with just a click I can ...[text shortened]... s, I usually bump up the fonts on this site to 10% larger. Maybe I just need new glasses? 🙂