/* Call this 'setBodyFontSize_accordingToDeviceScreenProps.js' javascript with statements like that should be put right after the
tag. This script is intended to set 'body' 'font-size' to a relative value (like 100% or 140% --- or 1.0em or 1.4em) according to whether it looks like the browser window is in landscape or portrait mode. It is intended to avoid too-small fonts on a smartphone when the phone is in 'portrait' orientation. Ideally, we would like to query the device/browser width in inches (or centimeters) and set the 'body' font-size according to a linear calculation formula that takes into account the typical distance of eyes from the device surface. This would allow for setting appropriate font-size for small devices such as smart phones as well as huge devices like stadium screens. This script is to be used with a '.css' file that sets fonts of other elements --- such as table, tr, td, th, p, h1-h6, pre, code --- to relative values, like em's or percents. Those values are to apply to 'root' fontsizes such as 1em (set by webbrowser defaults, and perhaps overridden by the user). See the '.css' file at tags font-size --- for desktops.
// #### Can use this to adjust from fontsize set in site CSS file.
// var sheet = document.createElement('style');
// sheet.innerHTML = "pre, code {font-size: 1.0em;}";
// document.body.appendChild(sheet);
}