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You know, if you use a user style sheet with !important you can keep your precious font sizes just the way you want them. The rest of us want a webpage that is
by run4yourlives 18y ago
You know, if you use a user style sheet with !important you can keep your precious font sizes just the way you want them.
The rest of us want a webpage that is pleasing to look at.
- orib 18y agoWhat part of respecting a user's settings makes a website ugly? If a website is properly designed, it should scale just fine no matter what the font size is. If you need a fixed pixel size for a font to make your design work, you're doing it wrong. And to top it off, a fixed pixel size requirement means it'll break anyways on different systems with different fonts, kerning and hinting options, and other settings.b
- run4yourlives 18y agoThe part when user become users. When you get right down to it, by the time you've accounted for every little preference you're asking websites to be text files, which kinda defeats the whole purpose of design.
- gnaritas 18y ago> The rest of us want a webpage that is pleasing to look at. The default font size is pleasing to look at, that's why it's the default size. You kids need to get over the idea that everyone loves squinting at tiny fonts, they don't.
- Hexstream 18y agoEvery time I read "!important" it comes out in my head as "not important" :/