Hi,<br />
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How can I tell if the user has changed the text size?<br />
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eg. If the user was running medium size font and changes to large while still on my page?<!--content-->I don't think that this is possible. You can though try searching Google and webmaster sites.<!--content-->you can't and why would you want to?<!--content-->The only way I can think off is if you capture the height of an element (such as a <td> cell) after the page has loaded and then every few seconds test the height again.<br />
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if the window (body) width is the same but the height of the td element has changed it must be due to a change in size of the font (and thus the number of characters per line). This provided you use a fixed width td cell.<br />
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I think Scoutt asked a good question, though .. Why would you want to ?<br />
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If something is so critical then I would reconsider my layout.<!--content-->I do agree with what scoutt and kdjoergensen said. Why would you want to do that?<!--content-->
<br />
How can I tell if the user has changed the text size?<br />
<br />
eg. If the user was running medium size font and changes to large while still on my page?<!--content-->I don't think that this is possible. You can though try searching Google and webmaster sites.<!--content-->you can't and why would you want to?<!--content-->The only way I can think off is if you capture the height of an element (such as a <td> cell) after the page has loaded and then every few seconds test the height again.<br />
<br />
if the window (body) width is the same but the height of the td element has changed it must be due to a change in size of the font (and thus the number of characters per line). This provided you use a fixed width td cell.<br />
<br />
I think Scoutt asked a good question, though .. Why would you want to ?<br />
<br />
If something is so critical then I would reconsider my layout.<!--content-->I do agree with what scoutt and kdjoergensen said. Why would you want to do that?<!--content-->