Monday August 19, 2002

What's new in XHTML 2.0.
Rick Salsa seems to sum up "what's new" in XHTML 2.0 a lot better than my previous post.
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at Aug 19 2002, 07:33:17 AM MDT
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Text zoom in IE6/Windows.
I changed this site to use font-size: 70% from font-size: 11px so you could resize the fonts on this site using your browser. This is a workaround for what Zeldman describes today.
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All modern browsers now offer Text Zoom or Page Zoom but one: IE/Win. Which is, of course, the most-used browser on earth. The IE/Windows team has done great things, but implementing Text Zoom is not one of them.
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To me, changing your css to use a percentage value rather than a pixel value (i.e. 12px -> 80%) seems like a pretty easy workaround.
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at Aug 19 2002, 07:26:09 AM MDT
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