That's probably reasonable as a first step, at least as a followup, we could experiment with also serializing webfonts and see whether the performance is a problem. togglegroup toggles the visibility of all items in the same legendgroup as the.
If we don't push the web font across, the result would be that the popup renders with whatever is next in the font-family list, which is the same behavior as the page itself would show if the webfont failed to load for any reason. Also, I don't know if we currently have the ability to do this from front-end JS we might need to add API to make that possible. for CJK use) could be as much as a megabyte of data (although that's rare most are in the range of a few tens of kilobytes, sometimes into the low hundreds). So if you want pretty small text on small screens, you might choose 0.85em as your bottom-out value. Adding a high vw will make it pretty responsive huge text on huge screens, tiny text on tiny screens. Some properties, however, dont inherit and. The vw part: The vw value says how responsive you want the font-size to be to the viewport width ( 1vw is 1/100th the width of the viewport).
Moreover, you can embed it to your website with font-face support.
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I believe we have the capability to fix that, based on the font serialization/deserialization stuff that Lee has been doing for printing via the chrome process, but it's possible that the amount of data we'd be pushing across might sometimes lead to a perceptible lag in popping up the menu. As a general rule, properties in CSS inherit from parent to child elements as described in the previous examples. Download Inheritance font for PC/Mac for free, take a test-drive and see the entire character set. Web fonts would remain an issue, as a webfont loaded by the child process won't be available in the parent. on MSIE 6 it renders in the correct site. That seems likely to be substantially more expensive than if we were doing it at the C++ level by serializing and deserializing style structs, but I expect it'd still be OK. it should inherit the font-size of the parent element thus resulting in 0.6 em font-size. Not all properties are inherited and only things like color and font properties (and a few other properties) would be inherited into the child elements (things like borders, backgrounds, padding. The font-weight property defines how bold you text are and there are a lot of possible values normal, bold, bolder, lighter, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600. ) and either set them implicitly to the regular font or creating global styles with different font types (regular, bold.) and then setting the elements style explicitly. What is the best way to achieve this My idea is to create global styles for every element (label, button. Setting the font property on the body element. The font has different types for example (regular, bold etc.).
However, it looks like the implementation actually lives in toolkit JS-land (toolkit/modules/SelectHelper.jsm) which I guess means we'd need to read the computed style of the items and add all the relevant font-* properties to the record, as was done for background and color in bug 910022. The body element in our HTML is the parent of all of our other HTML elements (excluding the section).For example, if you set a color and font-family on an element, every element inside it will also be styled with that color and font, unless you've applied different color and font. If this were implemented at the C++ level in Gecko, I think it would be trivial to include a serialized nsFont record as part of the data we push to the chrome process to show a popup that shouldn't be so much data that it materially impacts performance. Inheritance also needs to be understood in this context some CSS property values set on parent elements are inherited by their child elements, and some aren't. Presumably this issue applies to all the font-* properties (family, style, weight, etc), not just font-size. ****** enabled select menu css addon example ******** ****** specific firefox addon example ******** This even inherits through relative units (Not in IE). If you change to monospace or a different language in the document you need the font-size recomputed.