Sent by Jeff Jansen on 14 April 2008 09:09
Hello,
I've got an element for which I'm using this:
font-family: TW Cen MT, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 16px;
The problem is, Arial at 16px appears significantly larger than TW Cen MT at
16px. So if the user's system does not have TW Cen MT (the preferred font)
installed, the Arial looks way too big, esthetically. Does CSS provide any
way to do something like this:
if (TW Cen MT is available) then 16px else 13px
or even
if (TW Cen MT) then 16px elseif (Arial) then 13px elseif (Helvetica) then
13px elseif (sans-serif) then (13px) endif
TIA,
Jeff Jansen
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