<p>The results are saved to <code style='font-size: 1em'>localStorage</code>.</p>
Will produce a font size of 16px for the paragraph (depending on user preference) and a reduced size for <code> (13px). Normalize.css has solved this with:
...which is functionally equivalent but bypasses the quirk (which seems to be contained to a computed value of monospace), without inventing any bogus font name that may produce a collision in thee future. I think the solution is a good candidate for cssremedy.
With default browser styles, markup like this:
Will produce a font size of
16pxfor the paragraph (depending on user preference) and a reduced size for<code>(13px). Normalize.css has solved this with:...which is functionally equivalent but bypasses the quirk (which seems to be contained to a computed value of
monospace), without inventing any bogus font name that may produce a collision in thee future. I think the solution is a good candidate for cssremedy.