On 22/03/07, Earle Martin <wikipedia(a)downlode.org> wrote:
On 21/03/07, stevertigo <stvrtg(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
> There is an assumption that HTML size formatting
is a useful way to
> differentiate certain text. It is not, as some of us cant stand the
> common use of small text, and set our browsers to show an actual
> readable size. I know that a lot of times people use size formatting
> in templates, but these are negligible. Whatever convention for the
> display of reading basic text, including reference links, has to be
> functional for the rest of us.
It would be a natural for user preference setting -
that way both of
us could be happy without affecting the other.
Too many preferences are an intrinsically bad thing. I suspect in this
case setting a minimum font size in one's browser is actually the
right answer. (Mozilla browsers allow this, but I don't know if any
others do. Safari doesn't seem to.)
- d.