I would leave them separate as there is no way to combine the 2 and have different colours. Is it really a problem to have them separate?
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Originally posted by CookieRevised
No, you don't. When you don't specify units the default "pt" (points) is used. And using "pt" is way better then using "px" (pixels)!!! Many people forget that not all people have the standard 92DPI setting for there monitor. People with big monitors have for example 150DPI. This mean that a pixel shown with 150DPI is much much smaller then when it is shown on 92DPI, so if you use "px" your font will be very small compared to what you intend to. If you use "pt" then your font will be measured in points, and points are always the same, no matter what DPI setting....
In short, try to realy avoid the use of "px"....
Oh Cookie, you are usually spot on with all your advice, but sadly not so here. Using absolute sizes for fonts is a bad idea, as it will make only font scale correctly with different DPI settings and not things like images. Check out
http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/font-size for more info taking careful note of the line
Do not specify the font-size in pt, or other absolute length units.
