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I realized that after posting the message. Sorry about it. -
I already had "body{font-size:100%}", but it didn't help. In any case, I know what the problem was and why the font-size was not being inherited...Leave a comment:
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It works now...
I added the following to my CSS:
#content table { font-size: 100%; }
This line basically sets the table font size to the font size of the #content. What I still don't understand is why the table wasn't inheriting that in the first place (the table is inside the #content).
Thanks to everyone who took the time to help.Leave a comment:
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I forgot to mention - I am using IE 7Leave a comment:
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Sorry,
Here is the link to the sample page: http://www.puppy-training-solutions.com/test-page.html
This is a recent problem. I just made extensive changes to my CSS file but really don't see what could have caused this (before this change, everything was displayed correctly in all browsers).
If you click on http://www.puppy-training-solutions....-shepherd.html , which is basically an older version...Leave a comment:
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When I load the page from Dreamweaver, the table text appears fine in FF but is too big in IE...Leave a comment:
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IE - table elements appear too big
Hello,
I have a table that I use to display data.
When the the page is displayed in FF, table elements appear the same size as the text outside of the table, and that's what I want. However, in IE and Safari, the text appears much larger.
I tried defining a class to assign a font size to each cell but I can't find a value that's right for IE and FF - if data is displayed correctly in IE, it's too small...
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