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- Date: Wed, 3 Aug 2005 11:59:22 +0000 (GMT)
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checkbox checked Submission Results: Technology: CSS Techniques Techniques Category: Fonts Submitter's Name: Yvette Hoitink Submitter's Email: y.p.hoitink@heritas.nl <technique id="UNKNOWN"> <short-name>Do not change the default font size</short-name> <applies-to> <guideline idref="" /> <success-criterion idref="UNKNOWN" /> </guideline </applies-to> <task> <p></p> </task> <description> CSS allows you to change the default font size, for example to 80%, 0.8em or 5pt. This means the user will see the site in a smaller font than the user likes or needs. Users who are visually impaired may need a smaller (tunnel vision) or larger font size (low vision). Do not change the default font size of the main text so the font size specified in the user agent is used. </description> <user-issues> <affects group="UNKNOWN" /> </user-issues> <eg-group> <description> </description> <code><![CDATA[ ]]</code> <ua-issues> </ua-issues> </eg-group> <resources> </resources> </technique> Additional Notes:
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