I think Mozilla developers would probably argue that it's poor website
design to set your font size that small. Nonetheless, the idea of a
minimum zoom level is an interesting one, at least in my opinion.
However, I don't think this bug is the place to raise it, now. I'm going to set
this bug as
This is of course an upstream issue for the Mozilla project developers.
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Starting over, so to speak:
This is an accessibility problem. The issue is that default fonts on
many web pages are too small for many people with minor vision problems,
or people who are simply over the age of 40, to read. I suppose one
could require such people to buy 30-inch displays, but that
If that's true with the BFCU website, it's also true with many sites.
By the way, the behavior is the same with the Windows version - I
just tried setting the minimum point size to 11 and larger sizes,
and see the same problem.
MS IE considers this kind of setting to be an accessibility issue -
a
I'd guess that that's a problem with the website, rather than with
Firefox. It will only have been designed to be viewed at it's proper
size.
When you're zooming into the page, it's zooming into the whole page, so
it stays in proportion--if you set zoom text only to on, it will go
funny again.
Th
Excellent! I was able to duplicate this. I tried 'none', 10pt, and 11pt settings
(before the minimum was at 12 or 14pt.) From 'none' up to 10pt. the
layout was correct.
However, on my 1024x768 15-inch TFT screen, the fonts were too tiny to
read, and I had to magnify the font size. The positioning
OK, I've found another way to replicate it:
In the font preferences dialog I mentioned before, there is a dropdown
for "Minimum font size". What is this currently set to? I have just had
a play with it, and that website works properly with it set to 10 or
below. I leave it at "none".
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Trying this again ...
I made sure the Style setting is as below.
I am now letting the page set font settings from both Windows and Linux
versions of the Firefox browser. Both chose a sans-serif font. For all font
sizes, Windows places the bottom links and the graphics in question
properly (with o
One extra thought: You mention CSS--you're not using a user stylesheet,
are you? Go to "View->Page Style" and see which option is checked (the
default is "Basic page style")
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Nope, I see more or less what you see in Windows. The only method I've
found to replicate that problem is the one I described above, and then I
can resolve it either by resetting the zoom (Ctrl+0), or by unselecting
"Zoom text only."
I notice that, in your Ubuntu screenshot, the page is rendered i
This is the same page seen with MS-Windows Firefox, on Windows XP
Professional, for reference:
Firefox version 3.0.1:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows;U;Windows NT 5.1;en-US;
rv:1.9.0.1) Gecko/2008070208 Firefox/3.0.1
I tried zooming in and out using this MS-Windows version - the links and
the graphics imag
I tried the above instructions regarding zoom settings on 3 different
computers, with different displays, running different display
resolutions.
I was unable to zoom to a state where the bug does not appear, trying
all possible zoom settings, using the menu, Ctrl+0, Ctrl++, Ctrl+-, etc.
With any
I initially thought this was 'works for me', but I've found out how to
reproduce it:
-From view, zoom, ensure that "Zoom text only" is checked
-Zoom in to page (Ctrl++ or Ctrl+MouseWheelUp)
-Scroll down
I suspect a lot of pages go a bit funny if you enlarge the text. While
we can probably argue b
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