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very strange website design, font size seems to be a function of the window pixel width. changing the browser zoom level doesn't seem to do anything, so i'm stu
by webdevver 3y ago
very strange website design, font size seems to be a function of the window pixel width. changing the browser zoom level doesn't seem to do anything, so i'm stuck with a very large font size on my widescreen
- joecool1029 3y agoYeah, you're not kidding! I don't think it was their intent to force 'boomer mode' text. I had to manually edit the stylesheet to change fontsize from 2vw to 1vw and it looks fine (reader mode is a workaround too). My guess is they did this as a shitty workaround for high PPI screens that run 200% scaling, but on more common pixel density screens we get beachball sized text.
- notRobot 3y agoI agree, it is kinda weird. For anyone curious, the relevant css property on the site is: body { font-size: 2vw; } This sets font size to be 2% of the viewport width, which means if the text is too big you can try resizing the browser window to be narrower to make the text smaller.
- physhster 3y agoI, too, was very confused by this.
- wierd-eye-loser 3y ago[dead]