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Originally Posted by balinor
If you specify pixels in your CSS file, as in 12px, users on Internet Explorer can't scale fonts up, which they tend to do if they are on a laptop or high resolution setup. In order for the scale up function to work properly, you need to specify percentage (as in font-size: 100%), em units (font-size: 1em) or a relative size such as small, medium, large, etc. The problem of course becomes the fact that if you do this, you have very little control of the appearance of your site.
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I have figured that much. On my static pages (simple HTML with no fancy design) I am using em units so that MSIE user can scale up font display. Trying the same approach on x-cart store however provides results I did not like so I left the fonts at fixed sizes.
That's why I asked other x-cart users to share their experience.