Closed jrus closed 13 years ago
I do tend to agree—However, this was done in an effort to steal back from horizontal space as some text examples are up to 160 characters wide. Decreasing the font-size really reduces the appearances of text-wrapping.
I'll leave this issue open as I'm going to reconside the .warning
, .note
and .example
styles. Perhaps something for code, pre
will fall out of that work.
p > code { font-size: 1em; }
will do the job
Refactor of relative font-sizes. Basic rejigging. Closed by cda5e576084d137b79010d5115810841be411ce1, Closed by cda5e576084d137b79010d5115810841be411ce1, Closed by cda5e576084d137b79010d5115810841be411ce1
Code samples and so forth render in 12px Bitstream Vera Sans (or a list of other fonts), whereas the rest of the body text is 17px Georgia. Ideally, the two fonts should have about the same x-height, so they look reasonable next to each other on the same line.