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for people with different (high) resolution screens or people with differing eyesite. internet explorer (i don't know about other browsers) has an option for diferent text sizes which this site is not compatible. if it could be made compatible it make the site more ergonomic.
Originally posted by googlefudgeIE is non-standards compliant.
for people with different (high) resolution screens or people with differing eyesite. internet explorer (i don't know about other browsers) has an option for diferent text sizes which this site is not compatible. if it could be made compatible it make the site more ergonomic.
If you use Firefox, you can just hold CTRL and press + to increase the text size, and CTRL and - to decrease text size. This is because both Firefox and RHP are standards compliant.
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Originally posted by RagnorakI was just about to write an answer - but everyone knows already what I'm going to write and it only generate a lot of off-topic discussions so - I don't.
IE is non-standards compliant.
If you use Firefox, you can just hold CTRL and press + to increase the text size, and CTRL and - to decrease text size. This is because both Firefox and RHP are standards compliant.
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Originally posted by googlefudgeWhen the revolution comes, your head will roll.
given that the majority of people use IE it would seem that being complient with it would be sensible. simply telling everyone that quite happily uses it to use something else seems to me not to make good buisness sense if anything else.