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Fix the OS and CSS to make it possible to define "real physical sizes". When you are printing a book, you are not printing a text with font size of 24 pixels. F
by neop1x 6y ago
Fix the OS and CSS to make it possible to define "real physical sizes". When you are printing a book, you are not printing a text with font size of 24 pixels. Forget about pixels, pixel density of modern displays is so hight that you rarely see individual pixels anyway and pixels are irrelenevant. But OS and web standards are still broken, frozen in time where XGA 19" CRT with 1024×768 px were common.
- arthur2e5 6y agoOther comments (not to your specific one) have already pointed this out, but again: the "px" in CSS is as much a device-independent, physical length unit as "pt" is. It only means 1/96 in = 0.0275 cm.