Closed dberlow closed 5 years ago
The size difference is probably related to Illustrator's using points vs the browser using px
, which are defined by CSS to be 3/4 of a point. I can try changing typetools to use pt
instead of px
for the size, but this might introduce some issues with opsz
which I believe is calibrated to px
numbers.
Alternatively, is there a px
option in Illustrator?
I've made an attempt to switch typetools to points for size and leading. It scales opsz
to be 4/3 of the size value. Everything is a lot bigger now!
I'm going to make an attempt to fill out a sheet each for 10-14-48 opsz, carving out a user space from there.
We need for general purposes and today's work in particular, tot week the scaling of type in Typetools, as illustrated in the pdf below.
Sizing issue.pdf
The side-by-side compare uses matching size, linespacing and opsz values, but the results are wildly different and we can't adjust illustrator.