On 7/5/06, Brian Cummiskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just stumbled upon this in some (mostly table-based) code i'm
> updating, and I've never seen anything like it before.
>
> table, td {
> font:normal 11px Arial,sans-serif;
> font:normal 8px standard 07_55,Tahoma,Arial,sans-serif;
> color: #000;
> }
>
> What does "07_55" and "standard" do, and does it over-ride the 11px
> statement above? Is this some hack?
It actually looks like a mistake. :-) The only properties permitted
after the font size is the line height, only if there is a slash
between the two, then font families. Probably this defines a font
family named "standard 07_55", but they forgot to add the obligatory
quotation marks around it. Looks like a unix-style bitmap font name,
to me.
Michael
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