Not my e-mail address, jerks 0

In chrome, for example: Wrench>Options>Under The Hood>Change Font and Language>Serif Font>Change>Font Size=24+.

Obviously, I'd want to shrink the sheet size and make it so that code boxes that include embedded scrollbars wrap on fewer characters, right? So, can you please include code for one of these two actions things in your example?

Thank you. Comments are greatly appreciated.

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Jeffrey Nolte 80
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You can use jQuery to get the fontSize of the targeted element and run code based on the size.

     if($('p').css('fontSize') > '20px'){

    console.log('greater than 20px')
    ...run your code up in here!
   :) 
};
Answered over 2 years ago by Jeffrey Nolte
  • Is this going to actually give the user's 'fontscale', as set by the browser, in the DOM? — Not my e-mail address, jerks over 2 years ago
Tony Crockford 7095
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This is more a matter for designing without setting a fixed font size, using ems and proportional sizing for your elements.

Maybe you also need media queries.

http://blog.cloudfour.com/the-ems-have-it-proportional-media-queries-ftw/

Answered about 1 year ago by Tony Crockford