1. no the idea is to separate them not combine them, when I build the stylesheet selctor control I will be making these more different. For now I just set the main font size different.

2. maybe but if it is, its a bug in an unused unfinished feature. You will see when I get to finish that work I will be re-visiting these css files.

My plan is to make a control that allows the user to select the font size. It will be an accessibility feature.

Currently if you notice in Firefox, when viewing a page on this site, look at the View > Page Style menu and you will see you can select Normal Text, Medium Text, Large Text, which corresponds to these css files. (see the title attribute on the style link in source view)

Note that when viewing the source of the page, the link for styletext.css has rel='stylesheet' because it is the default one, while styletextmedium.css link has rel='alternate stylesheet'

Choosing the menu item only affects the current page, if you refresh or go to a different pages it goes back to using the default css. The planned control will likely use a cookie to preserve the user choice.

Joe