RE: [TECH] Possible CSS Technique for image-text

John replied to my question about setting font size in IE: 
[jms]   
You can set a default font size in IE by going to Tools>Options and
selecting the Fonts... button. This sets a default font to use when font
size is not hard coded by the author. Selecting the Accessibility button
brings up a dialog that tells IE to ignore author-specified font sizes  . 
[jms] 

But I don't see any option for selecting a font size - just a font face? 
-becky 

Yvette: 
If I remember correctly, it depends on the version of IE. Earlier versions
allowed you to select your default font size, but IE 6.0 doesn't offer that
option anymore... 
 
A lot of other browsers do let you select your own font size. I think the
student with the 60 pt fonts used a Mozilla variant. In Mozilla Firefox
(version 0.92), you can use the Tools -> Options menu to select 'Fonts &
colors' which allows you to set your font size in pixels, ranging from 8 to
72 pixels. You can then check the box to always use my fonts. This is great
for low-vision users, like the student I had once. 
 
Yvette Hoitink
Heritas, Enschede, the Netherlands
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