Re: sample CSS property page: font-size

Even though it is pretty self explanatory, there is no detailed overview of
the property, there are only notes and examples.
I believe there should be an overview.
The summary is concise, maybe too concise (I do not have ideas)? hehe.

The compatibility notes are not formatted the way they are currently
supposed to be (a table), which I think is more helpful (the current way,
not you way) for distinguishing the note for every version/edition.
The standards information is also not formatted in a table. Not sure which
is better, though.

Mixing mobile browsers and desktop browsers at the same line/section is
also not a good idea, in my opinion.

The example feels a little weird for me, due the first section
growing/shrinking after a delay.

But, overall, great work!

☆*PhistucK*


On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 8:21 PM, Mike Sierra <
letmespellitoutforyou@gmail.com> wrote:

> In last Thursday's meeting I had an action item to mock together an
> ideal CSS property page for authors to refer to, along with the
> guidance to feel free to reorganize & throw out anything that didn't
> work well. I found it quite difficult to wrestle with the site's
> template system to get what I wanted, so I mirrored it & hacked on the
> page here:
>
> http://letmespellitoutforyou.com/x/webplatform/font_size.html
>
> As you can see, I also mucked with the design a bit to compress the
> page wherever possible, and added an <iframe> to a simple tool showing
> what the CSS actually does. I think all CSS property pages should have
> a similar demo feature, especially once you head towards the
> difficult-to-understand ones like font-size-adjust. (I hope dabblet
> will allow direct embedding & can be modified with option lists for
> CSS keyword property values.)
>
> Any suggestions — content or formatting — please let me know. Thanks,
>
> --Mike Sierra
>
>