Use chrome font sizes instead of in-content sizes
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(Firefox :: Shopping, defect, P2)
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firefox119 | --- | fixed |
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(Reporter: jhirsch, Assigned: niklas)
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(Whiteboard: [fidefe-shopping])
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This may be tricky because the sidebar with is a fixed number of pixels, but the chrome font size varies across platforms (11px on Mac, 12px on Windows, some huge number on Ubuntu).
As part of this discussion, we might want to switch the sidebar width to a value relative to the size of the font (subject to some max-width, presumably?).
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having larger font sizes would be preferable, but it won't be a major issue for accessibility either way. Following the system/chrome sizes is an appropriate approach a11y-wise.
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So I think the changes we talked about were the following:
- Changing the font sizes from in-content to chrome
- Either use
font: menu
orfont: caption
(no difference between those afaik) - Making the sidebar width respond to the base font-size (320px at 13px base size is
24.6153846154em
— round at your discretion haha) - Header size does not need to be adjusted, since it's already relative :)
Smallest default font size would be Windows with 12px and the largest is Linux (Gnome) with 14.6667px, so it'd be good to check if everything looks okay with these two font sizes!
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