I've been using Adobe GoLive to develop my web pages as well as using my own knowledge of HTML and CSS to make any modifications to standardize font type and size. However, it was brought to my attention that I've been using the "small fonts" in my display settings, and some of my co-workers have "large fonts" in their display settings which is creating a problem in the wrapping of the text when they view the pages in their browsers. This is a minor example of what I mean for those of you who have their "large fonts" already set up <br />
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If it's an adjustment I need to make in the table size and then insert <br> where neccessary, that may be a problem because I have images in different cells that supposed to line up with one another.<br />
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I may be making the mistake of squeezing pieces of content in columns instead of a new subject on a new row. But then I need to redesign the layout cause I don't want to leave blank space to the right either. I'm trying to keep the width of my page down to 800 too. I don't know...any advice?<br />
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Basically, if there's a way to code, "if the font size is 96dpi, set the web font size to '2', if the font size is 120dpi, set the web font size to '1'<br />
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Brandon<!--content-->it's generally best to use font sizes in pixels, although stupid old Infernal Exploiter can't enlarge (or shrink) them per user. but at least you have perfect control over your fonts that way.<!--content-->
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If it's an adjustment I need to make in the table size and then insert <br> where neccessary, that may be a problem because I have images in different cells that supposed to line up with one another.<br />
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I may be making the mistake of squeezing pieces of content in columns instead of a new subject on a new row. But then I need to redesign the layout cause I don't want to leave blank space to the right either. I'm trying to keep the width of my page down to 800 too. I don't know...any advice?<br />
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Basically, if there's a way to code, "if the font size is 96dpi, set the web font size to '2', if the font size is 120dpi, set the web font size to '1'<br />
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Brandon<!--content-->it's generally best to use font sizes in pixels, although stupid old Infernal Exploiter can't enlarge (or shrink) them per user. but at least you have perfect control over your fonts that way.<!--content-->