more updates
changes went live.
the use of "em" didn't go over well. some people were getting really large text, some were getting really small text. the differences between using the Component setting of "small", "normal", "large", etc and using IE's Text Size setting "smaller", "small", "medium" etc were being confused. General chaos continued, cats were marrying dogs, rain come up from the ground, etc.
So, for the time being, font sizes have been moved back to "px". The question is, does it still need to change to "em" since users can now can enable the View comment pages in your journal style? option in your personal information? Any suggestions on font handling that would minimize the number of broken styles? I'd especially like to hear from other web developers.
Also, print_free_text(Page p) has been changed back to pring_free_text() so that it wont break your layers anymore. My bad...I'm sorry...
Finally, because of the change back to pixel, $base_font is still available, but does nothing at the moment. If you're using it in a layer, I recommend removing it in case base_font is completely removed in the future (which might be the case if the fonts stay with px).
the use of "em" didn't go over well. some people were getting really large text, some were getting really small text. the differences between using the Component setting of "small", "normal", "large", etc and using IE's Text Size setting "smaller", "small", "medium" etc were being confused. General chaos continued, cats were marrying dogs, rain come up from the ground, etc.
So, for the time being, font sizes have been moved back to "px". The question is, does it still need to change to "em" since users can now can enable the View comment pages in your journal style? option in your personal information? Any suggestions on font handling that would minimize the number of broken styles? I'd especially like to hear from other web developers.
Also, print_free_text(Page p) has been changed back to pring_free_text() so that it wont break your layers anymore. My bad...I'm sorry...
Finally, because of the change back to pixel, $base_font is still available, but does nothing at the moment. If you're using it in a layer, I recommend removing it in case base_font is completely removed in the future (which might be the case if the fonts stay with px).