I have been working on one website for a client here in Vietnam. Since many of their potential donors are IE users, I have been testing their website in IE6/7.
Since LM5 comes with Firefox3 by default, I tested out their website. I was showing them what happens if a person increases the text size and was surprised to see the whole website, including images, increase too. I tested IE7 and saw the same increase.
Unfortunately since I use primary raster format images (png, jpg, gif), they became distorted when zoomed as one would expect.
Do any of you think this is going to force all of us web developers to start using vector graphics on websites now? I am actually curious to see how svg will influence the future web.
SVG and Firefox3/IE7
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SVG and Firefox3/IE7
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Re: SVG and Firefox3/IE7
At least do something about images, but as long as there is a large number of IE6 out there it's not going to happen - I think....Do any of you think this is going to force all of us web developers to start using vector graphics on websites now?
(It's now almost 3 years since I had to maintain a site )