melat0nin Hello I think DokuWiki could benefit from a CSS text resizer, with the standard 'A-' and 'A+' buttons. This is particularly useful in a corporate environment where accessibility is a legal requirement more than just a courtesy. Any thoughts?
melat0nin andi wrote You are aware that resizing the text is a feature built into *all* modern browsers? Yes, but why then do lots of sites provide resizers?
andi melat0nin wrote andi wrote You are aware that resizing the text is a feature built into *all* modern browsers? Yes, but why then do lots of sites provide resizers? Because people love to play with technology.
ach melat0nin wrote Yes, but why then do lots of sites provide resizers? That's a good question. Let me guess: Feigning accessibility in order to distract from the fact that their site is not really accessible? Simply copying this behaviour without thinking about it? Maybe this article will give you some insight: http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200709/scrap_text_resize_widgets_and_teach_people_how_to_resize_text/
thorsten Did you notized the plugins http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:fontsize and http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:fontsize2 ?
ach thorsten wrote Did you notized the plugins http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:fontsize and http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:fontsize2 ? Which is not at all what he was asking for ... ;-)