font-size

Why is a text slightly bigger (wider) in IE than in Firefox? Example (on the top is how IE renders the text, bottom is FF): Image The text declared in CSS as Arial 16px. I know that there is a anti-aliasing in IE but it should not make the font bigger IMO. Is it the case here? It breaks my design, can I do anything about it other than decreasing the font size? Thanks! If you absolutely must have a pixel-perfect design in all browsers (not recommending it; just use images for those parts), I'd try starting with a CSS reset. Here's a really long line of CSS that you can insert into the top of

I have searched for but not found an answer to this yet. I would like to set different font sizes of labels for iPhone 5 and 6. I know that I can set specific layout for Compact Width, but both 5 and 6 belong to that group. Is there a way to do this? Egor T You can get the model of the iPhone and compare it to iPhone5, 5s, 5c, 6, and set the font accordingly. You should not use hard-coded sizes to get the device model, but you can get it with Apple's API. Please refer this and this . Adeel Ahmed if UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds.size.height == 480 { // iPhone 4 label.font = label.font

rem这是个低调的css单位，近一两年开始崭露头角，有许多同学对rem的评价不一，有的在尝试使用，有的在使用过程中遇到坑就弃用了。但是我对rem综合评价是用来做web app它绝对是最合适的人选之一。 rem是什么？ rem（font size of the root element）是指相对于根元素的字体大小的单位。简单的说它就是一个相对单位。看到rem大家一定会想起em单位，em（font size of the element）是指相对于父元素的字体大小的单位。它们之间其实很相似，只不过一个计算的规则是依赖根元素一个是依赖父元素计算。 为什么web app要使用rem？ 这里我特别强调web app，web page就不能使用rem吗，其实也当然可以，不过出于兼容性的考虑在web app下使用更加能突显这个单位的价值和能力，接下来我们来看看目前一些企业的web app是怎么做屏幕适配的。 1、实现强大的屏幕适配布局： 最近iphone6一下出了两款尺寸的手机，导致的移动端的屏幕种类更加的混乱，记得一两年前做web app有一种做法是以320宽度为标准去做适配，超过320的大小还是以320的规格去展示，这种实现方式以淘宝web app为代表作，但是近期手机淘宝首页进行了改版，采用了rem这个单位，首页以内依旧是和以前一样各种混乱，有定死宽度的页面，也有那种流式布局的页面。

Is it possible to get font size from an image using pyocr or Tesseract ? Below is my code. tools = pyocr.get_available_tools() tool = tools[0] txt = tool.image_to_string( Imagee.open(io.BytesIO(req_image)), lang=lang, builder=pyocr.builders.TextBuilder() ) Here i get text from image using function image_to_string . And now, my question is, if i can get font-size (number) too of my text. Using tesserocr , you can get a ResultIterator after calling Recognize on your image, for which you can call the WordFontAttributes method to get the information you need. Read the method's documentation for

I have a LOGFONT structure. Now all i'd like to do is get the associated font size in points from the LOGFONT height. When the mapping mode is mm_Text (which it usually is), and when the lfHeight field is positive, it already gives the height in points. When it's negative, the units are pixels. MSDN for LogFont gives you the formula to convert between them: lfHeight = -MulDiv(PointSize, GetDeviceCaps(hDC, LOGPIXELSY), 72); There are 72 points per inch. GetDeviceCaps tells you the number of pixels per inch on a given device. Invert the formula to get pixels from points: PointSize := MulDiv(