Re: CSS Font Sizes and Macs

>>>my advice, if any, is to make sure that anything you put into this tiny
type, which will be rendered incomprehensible on the Mac, had better not be
something you want your web site visitors to read<<<<

Thanks, Rudy.  An excellent point.

However, it must be noted that my clients often desire different font sizes
for different purposes, and they pay me well to comply.  It's called
formatting, and it's often done simply because the final effect is visually
pleasing.

I also need to state that size formatting offten helps me parse a document
by providing viual cues.

Perhaps your suggestion that I use only a larger font size will prove to be
the best, but I would be neglecting my duty not to explore all the
alternatives before deciding.

Thanks again for responding.

D

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