Screen Size

  • jmoore34

    (@jmoore34)


    20 years, 9 months ago

    I am still new to WordPress. Could someone please explain a fix for this problem. All PC users use didn’t moniter resolutions. Some big and some small. In some cases, the large resolution has caused some readers to see WordPress blog very small. It is too small to be read. I believe there should be a good way to keep the blog the same size, whatever PC you use.

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  • rustindy

    (@rustindy)

    20 years, 9 months ago

    There are two solutions.

    First, code your template such that viewers are free to resize the font as they see fit. In other words, don’t specify font sizes in pixels. Ever.

    Second, offer two (or more) stylesheets and use a style-switcher to allow users to choose whether they would like the “normal” version or the “large-fonts” version.

    The third solution is just to use a bigger base font size. There are so many sites out there using “10px” (or less) as their base font size and it sucks big-time.

    Kafkaesqui

    (@kafkaesqui)

    20 years, 9 months ago

    I rarely set a font-size property for the body element, and really only specify it for those divs and classes where some level of control is required over their display (otherwise I let the viewer’s browser set the size on text).

    So I’m in agreement with RustIndy’s first, though one is not limited to ‘font-size or no font-size’. You might remove font-size: .70em; from your #container id then add it where it’s needed.

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