David Perrell wrote, at 11:34 -0800 on 30.11.97: > Hakon Lie wrote: > > >... To strengthen the base font size, it should also be > >used as the initial value of the 'font-size' property and the spec > >should state that relative values on the root element are relative to > >the initial value. > > I see what you mean... > > HTML { font-size: 1.1em } /* relative to what? */ > > How about a hypothetical BASE element one level higher than HTML, > inaccessible to authors and accessible to users only through the UA's UI? >UA > defaults could still be expressed in terms of a default stylesheet. I had been thinking that UA default stylesheets should ship by default with font-size on BODY weighted !important, and in a non-relative unit. Any UI (toolbar) element would just change this value. I don't see why there need to be any hypothetical or author-inaccessible elements. If users eliminated this line from their stylesheets, the UA would just write it back in. :^) __________________ Todd Fahrner mailto:fahrner@pobox.comReceived on Sunday, 30 November 1997 15:17:34 GMT
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