Another reason to love Mulab

[BlackWinny]

What do you mean with interline?

The space between lines.

For example when you write:

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<p style= "font: bold italic 12pt/24pt serif">
  <ul>
    <li>xxxxxxxxxxxx</li>
    <li>yyyyyyyyyyyy</li>
    <li>zzzzzzzzzzzz</li>
  </ul>
</p> 

you get a list in bold, italic font in a 12 point serif font with 24 point interline spacing. The essential here being the attribute Xpt/Ypt.


And all the languages have this, either in a CSS in the header or in the attributes of their tags.

It allows to have a airy text at the places where it is needed.

The developer has just to try with different values of Y until he finds that the text is now very easy to read for everybody.

[BlackWinny]

@BlackWinny : if you're on Windows you could change the website resolution with [Ctrl]+[+] to make it larger on Internet Explorer or Firefox and make it smaler again with [Ctrl]+[-].

Yes, I know all that. I'm myself web developer of several websites.

It's not the solution. Because many people having bad eyes won't know that. It's so simple to change it at the source, in order to let everybody read correctly without any temporary and troubling solution at home.

In your answers in a forum (which is a place where we should always answer thinking "collective way" at the opposite of a PM) you should always think to not only the one who talks with you, but much more also to the many others who have the same problem (whatever the problem) who don't know (or don't dare) to explain the problem they meet. And especially when it is a technical problem in the presentation of webpages (which in general are aimed at presenting a knowledge on a subject for which the visitor is there). More than 80% of the web visitors haven't absolutely no knowledge in the working of the browsers, because if they use internet for a subject they can't be technician of everything (especially the depths of the tool they use to browse). And we can't ask them to learn each shortcut.

[MuTools]

Meanwhile i found the CSS "line-height" property, used that one to increase the inter line spacing a bit. I agree it's better like this, i also compared to other websites to find a good standard value.

[BlackWinny]

Meanwhile i found the CSS "line-height" property, used that one to increase the inter line spacing a bit. I agree it's better like this, i also compared to other websites to find a good standard value.