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Hey, when you height: x%; or width: x%; of a div. It actually stays that percentage of screen. Now matter how badly you'll mess up entire page. It's still gonna be x% wide and x% height. Well, I tried that with font, but browser doesn't seem to be able to understand what I meant. When I put font-size: 120%; it actually enlarges font by 1/5th but uh, that's not what I meant. I wanted it adjust itself always when it's parent is resizing.

edit - I'll try that one out: http://jsfiddle.net/tomsoderlund/26Gad/light/

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The font-size of 120% is calculated against the font-size set on the body element not the width or height of the screen. So if the body is set at 100% for example, setting an element to 120% will result in the 1/5th size increase.

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The link in first post in working.

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