Resizing Text for Accessibility

Hi,
I'm not sure if I got it right but I'll try to answer. When you apply "effects" to your text ( like shadow e.t.c. ) it becomes an image which, of course none but you, can edit it. In order to see which text boxes aren't real text, you go to prefernces and you check "Show text imaging indicator". So when you have a text converted to image it shows a little yellow frame next to the box. In order to become text again all you have to do is to diselect the effects applied.

Ilias

Ilias ~ I'm fairly sure the OP is pointing out that, even when the text has not been converted to a text-image, the text-text does not respond to browser commands to enlarge the text. So, for example, this iWeb site's text in the main body of the page has not been converted to an image:

http://iwebfaq.org/site/iWeb_FAQ.html

...yet the text won't enlarge in response to browser commands. Contrast that with this Apple page (not made with iWeb) which does respond to browser commands to enlarge the text:

http://www.apple.com/hotnews

I just tried the iweb site and can enlarge using the zoom tool or option + command.
If you use web safe fonts and don't convert to an image they should be scalable surely. I also am interesting in making sites accessible and don't use iweb very often now.