Font size changed when Ctrl + Mouse Scroll

28 Aug 2006, 6:11 PM

New Zenner

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Font size changed when Ctrl + Mouse Scroll

Dear,
I found out this problem on my new-born website:
http://www.1stprotocol.com/shop/
When you press Ctrl and scroll you mouse, the font size changed.

As I know, once you use CSS, this should not happened.
Check here:
http://70.98.54.16/~hssinter/Courses/btm.php

So, what should I do to solve this problem?
Thanks for your time and kind help!

30 Aug 2006, 6:09 AM

dbltoe

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Re: Font size changed when Ctrl + Mouse Scroll

Unless you want to rewrite the browsers, it's embedded in their nature to help us old folks see the font without our quad-focals:D

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30 Aug 2006, 6:20 AM

drbyte

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Re: Font size changed when Ctrl + Mouse Scroll

simonmade:

When you press Ctrl and scroll you mouse, the font size changed.
This is intentional, and very much "by design".

If you don't like it, recalculate all "em" specifications in your stylesheet to "px" equivalents.
Keep in mind that making such a change makes your site "less" usable to folks with vision-impairments or very small or very large screens.

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