shrink font size when georgia is used

[Rich-Harris]

@dummdidumm how's this?

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[dummdidumm]

yeah much better - should be done for the sans-serif font as-well.

[Rich-Harris]

Why? The reason to change the size of Georgia is that it has fatter glyphs than EB Garamond. If we change the size of the sans font on low res screens it'll just mess up the ratio of body copy font size to everything else.

Unless you're saying we should change the sans font size across the board? That seemed to be an unpopular opinion before

[dummdidumm]

This is how much I get to see on the old site, which was pleasant to read size-wise

This is how much I get to see on the new site currently (using sans-serif, with serif it's the same)

It's just way too big (screens taken from 27 inch monitor at fullscreen)

[dummdidumm]

Reducing line-height would also help, line-height: 1.5 is good

[Rich-Harris]

Oh, interesting — didn't realise that we had 1.7 for low resolution screens — I assume the intent was to have 1.7 for Georgia and everything else, but you were seeing 1.7 on low res screens in sans mode.

Changed it to be 1.5 across the board, I think it looks fine. I nudged the sans font size down as well