if you guys can visit babyjai.com in ie and look at all the other pages in ie as opposed to firefox, the font is bigger but they all use the same css, whats going on here?
@WebJoelJan 18.2008 — #Every browser has a different idea of what a font-size should be. Usually, it helps to first state all font sizes (p, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6) as "font-size:0;" then, re-state each of them to a desired unified default size.
And line-height sometimes needs to be re-set this too, if you are experienced layout-critical problems with how close sentences are to each other.
And the universal selector (" [B]* {margin:0; padding:'} [/B]") should be your first line of CSS: it removes the default margin & padding that browsers (IE) add to everything. You need then to re-state any margins or paddings for any elements, but that is easy enough to do..
@WebJoelJan 18.2008 — #I have to admit that I, too, saw no appreciable font-size difference when I visited the site... (and agree, font was a bit too small my my taste & comfort)..
@Baby_JaiauthorJan 19.2008 — #yeah i fixed it, i had some php head tag in there that was messing it up in IE, well thanks for all your help, and if i make the font size bigger, it doesnt fit well with the scheme of things