Re: Camelizer At Work
From CeeJay <use...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVEnet>
· alt.ascii-art
· 8 Dec 2001 13:00 · View full thread
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"Kevan" <cut...@shreve.net> wrote in message news:qio...@4ax.com... > http://home.sport.rr.com/cuthulu/ > > I made this site using the JaVE beta 3 camelizer extensively. I must say -- IT > RAWKS! > > Browse around and check it out. It helps to use the scrollbars and resize text > on some pages. A quick shortcut to do that in Internet Explorer is to hold > down the control key while rolling the mouse wheel. No user should have to resize the text manually to see as page properly. Why don't you detect the windowsize with javascript and set the font size acordingly ? (set the standard font size to something small so the people without javascript supporting browsers dont need to make the text smaller)
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