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Textzoom and CSS

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jtaal

jtaal

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Jan 17, 2004
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Another Problem:
Textzoom in Mozilla and Netscape resizes text even if the font-size: is somewhat like 11px. IE doesn't resize these if the user tries to resize tekst... It's not that i don't want text to be resized by the browser (Maybe there is a way, if you know please tell).
I want to resize and replace DIVs if the browser overrules the given font-size.
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<div style=&quot;font-size: 11px;&quot;>text</div>
 
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Maybe you can restate your goal. As far as I know a <div> is a block element that will always resize to the width of its container (<body>, <td>, or whatever) by default.
 
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OK, i have fixed width/height <div> blocks, other layers depend on there sizes... So i want to know if the text inside a <div> is bigger than usual
I can't use relative, because strange thing happen if i do that.
 
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