A bit older articles, but they cover most of what can be done to improve text size display in all browsers. I agree that relative sizes (em, %) are better, but I’m also looking for a better solution without being forced to swich styles with JS.

There are problems with every single method, AFAIK. I use ems because it is quite consistent, while the method you use perhaps isn’t. I haven’t tested it myself, but have read a lot on this subject and decided to go with ems because it seemed the best choice.

Have you got any articles explaining the method you use, in detail?

There’s a tiny problem with setting body text in percentage – users who have their text size increased by default to bigger values will get smaller text then they expect (eg. if they prefer medium size of 16px, it’ll render as a 10px text).

One technique I use is – set your body text in px (eg 12px) and then you have to define child elements such as content or columns DIV in textual values (eg x-small, small, medium,..)
See http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font.asp for reference.

Tell me what do you think about it?

Perhaps I’ll write in the near future about using ems, going liquid and stuff like that. I just might call it “An 8 Step Program for Pixel Addicts” :)