Kelley Greenman wrote:
> I'm doing research on a problem we're having with links showing up in 
> different font sizes. The CSS someone else wrote for the links relies 
> either on the font size defined in the selector or on the font-size defined 
> by a. E.g., selector a {font-size: 12px;}.
>
>  From my experience, the erratic font size, happening in IE 6 only, is 
> because the links for each selector haven't been defined as above. The 
> visited links are displaying in smaller font size, inheriting the font size 
> of the selector containing them. Sometimes this goes away, only to reappear 
> five minutes later. I haven't had time to fully experiment with the 
> behavior and nail it down.
>
> I've found the typical resources on the problem with IE and some places 
> where the LoVeHA mnemonic is mentioned. (list of links below). Are there 
> any other good resources for documenting this in the company WIKI?
>
> Of course, on that note, I could be all washed up, so please correct me if 
> I'm wrong about the above. 

Well, we have no way of correcting you without seeing the page. :-) You 
can correct yourself, however. Does your proposed fix work? If so, 
you're not all washed up. If not, then you are. ;-)

FWIW, I've never seen the need to specify each link pseudo-class 
separately. Of course, I've never seen the need to specify font sizes on 
the "a" element either -- the body and heading elements get font sizes, 
and occasionally a footer or sidebar div, but that's it. I've found that 
declaring font sizes on paragraphs, links, list items, etc, just causes 
undue complication and problems.

Post a URL to your page and we can give you some help.

Best,
Zoe

-- 
Zoe M. Gillenwater
Design Services Manager
UNC Highway Safety Research Center
http://www.hsrc.unc.edu

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