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Monday 28 March 2005 2:46:14 am
Yea, it's not really an OE thing anymore, but it's a good question! There is an easy way to get around this... Just put
li p {
font-size: x-small;
} This effectively will override the case. However, the best technique is to sidestep the issue completely. Check out this link from ALA: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/relafont/ Set a default font size that's fixed, and override it with relative %s.
Also, for your fun and profit a good link:
http://hyperdisc.unitec.ac.nz/resources/resources/CSS%20-%20Relative%20Sizes%20of%20Text.htm I'm not able to pull up your page, so I can't test this, but I was just thinking about what you were saying, and it would seem to me that either case would get you around it... However, I agree with you that including the p tag isn't necessary. I think it's an attribute of the underlying library eZ used to build the OE... but I'd be interested to know... Jonathan
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