CSS1 Test Suite: 5.2.6 font-size

The style declarations which apply to the text below are:

.one {font-size: medium;}
.two {font-size: xx-small;}
.three {font-size: x-small;}
.four {font-size: small;}
.five {font-size: large;}
.six {font-size: x-large;}
.seven {font-size: xx-large;}
.eight {font-size: larger;}
.nine {font-size: smaller;}
.a {font-size: 0.5in;}
.b {font-size: 1cm;}
.c {font-size: 10mm;}
.d {font-size: 18pt;}
.e {font-size: 1.5pc;}
.f {font-size: 2em;}
.g {font-size: 3ex;}
.h {font-size: 25px;}
.i {font-size: 200%;}
.j {font-size: -0.5in;}

This is an unclassed sentence, and should therefore be equivalent to the setting medium.

This sentence should have the same apparent font-size as the sentence above, having been set to medium.

This sentence should be very small.

This sentence should be very small, but the last word in the sentence should be normal.

This sentence should be rather small.

This sentence should be small.

This sentence should be large.

This sentence should be rather large.

This sentence should be very large.

This sentence should be larger.

This sentence should be smaller.

This sentence should be half an inch tall.

This sentence should be one centimeter tall.

This sentence should be ten millimeters tall.

This sentence should be eighteen points tall.

This sentence should be one and one half picas tall.

This sentence should be two em tall.

This sentence should be three ex tall.

This sentence should be twenty-five pixels tall.

This sentence should be twice normal size.

This sentence should be normal size, since no negative values are allowed and therefore should be ignored.