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I don't buy it. Old websites that have handcrafted tables, px-perfect to fit fullscreen on a vga monitor look really, really narrow and small on my screen.
by bruce343434 5y ago
I don't buy it. Old websites that have handcrafted tables, px-perfect to fit fullscreen on a vga monitor look really, really narrow and small on my screen.
- leephillips 5y agoSomeone in this thread quoted the CSS spec. You don’t have to “buy it”. A CSS pixel is a unit of length, like cm. It’s not a pixel. Of course that’s confusing. It’s supposed to be. It’s CSS.
- bruce343434 5y agoI get that but then perhaps my browser doesn't implement the spec correctly. Because I know what I see. Tiny pages with tiny text that would have looked fine on my 4:3 crt emac years ago.
- leephillips 5y agoThere are more things that come in to play, such as the resolution that X11 thinks your display has. Just zoom the page in. What’s important is the relative sizes of things on the page, not how big the page looks.