hfb writes "T.J. Mather has unveiled his amalgamation of http://search.cpan.org/ and http://www.perldoc.com/ at http://cpan.anidea.com/ . It looks familiar and is fast fast fast."
needs some CSS refinement
wickline on 2001-01-18T21:19:18
the CSS sets PRE text to be 9 point.
This is a Bad Thing. It probably looks fine on T.J.'s development machine, with his particular monitor resolution, and browser prefs. However, those of us with high resolution monitors who choose to run at hi-res and bump up our font sizes in our browser prefs, will see itty-bitty PRE text.
CSS is best used not to specify absolute sizes (since the CSS author can't know what the end user's display environtment might be), but rather to set relative sizes.
Try using 'small' instead of '9pt'
then more folks might be able to actually read the PRE text (which in this case is Very Important).
