Bruce Gilbert wrote:
scroll down until you see the paragraph 'directions', and underneath
that you will see 'from I-85...below that you will see really tiny
text that says 'why am I so small?'. This is the text I am referring
to.
Hi,
You have .content p set to 70%. Change this to 1.0em or 100% and you
should be squared away. I recommend setting a percentage on the body and
then using em for additional font-size declarations. I generally set
something like 76%/1.4 on the body and then use 1.0em on the container
(wrapper). I find this provides a relatively consistent font-size across
platforms and browsers and makes it easier to control inheritance--it's
not perfect, but very few things are. :)
.content p {
margin: 0;
padding: 0 0 10px 2px;
color: #333;
font: 1.0em /150% Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}
Additionally, you may want to revisit the organization of your CSS. It
seems you could clean things up a bit and it may be possible that your
cascade or specificity is being thrown off by your grouping methods. You
have table td p{font-size:100%;} declared after .content p, however;
because .content p has a higher specificity, the latter rule is ignored.
HTH,
Michael Wilson
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