Default font for DevNet in Mozilla ?

OK, so the default fonts in Mozilla are about 9pt and painful for those over 40. I have my settings to require pages to use my default fonts, not the pages. No change. This was a change as of this am.

In IE, the pages look fine.

Any ideas ?

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Adam Stoller

OK, so the default fonts in Mozilla are about 9pt and painful for those over 40. I have my settings to require pages to use my default fonts, not the pages. No change. This was a change as of this am.

In IE, the pages look fine.

Any ideas ?

Get glasses :-)

No idea - I use Safari or Camino on my Mac and just use font scaling with Command+ and/or Command- to make the fonts appear as large or as small as I want. I've never bothered setting default fonts to override page fonts.

Sailesh

OK, so the default fonts in Mozilla are about 9pt and painful for those over 40. I have my settings to require pages to use my default fonts, not the pages. No change. This was a change as of this am.

In IE, the pages look fine.

Any ideas ?

9 pt is as per Devnet css, even if you increase of decrease your browser font size it should remain same (refer view-source)

Adam Stoller

9 pt is as per Devnet css, even if you increase of decrease your browser font size it should remain same (refer view-source)

As I already indicated - I can increase and decrease the fonts in my browser without any problem -- I tend to shrink the font for the Control Panel and use the default (for me) or larger font for the individual posts - despite whatever you may be seeing in the CSS (I don't believe that specifying a point size for fonts in CSS excludes them from being able to be scaled dynamically)

nipper

As I already indicated - I can increase and decrease the fonts in my browser without any problem -- I tend to shrink the font for the Control Panel and use the default (for me) or larger font for the individual posts - despite whatever you may be seeing in the CSS (I don't believe that specifying a point size for fonts in CSS excludes them from being able to be scaled dynamically)

True, I am doing the same now, but this just changed as it used to take my default size without any issue.

Andy