Stas Bekman wrote:
try an outcomment either the pre-rule or the font specs in the class-rule .pre-section
but then you say that it doesn't work:
>>>- the fonts _have_ to be specified [either in pre or in the >>>class-rule] (i'm not sure if this is
im trying to say we use one of these:
pre { font specs }
.pre-section { font specs other stuff }
rebooting to bed ./allan
I didn't realize that you've embedded the CSS into the test file. I was trying to modify our css. The problem was in:
.pre-section {
font-family: courier new, courier, monospace;
font-size: 0.95em;
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^0.95 is a bad idea, since most likely there is no such font size and it tries to scale it leading to a bad look-n-feel. Just leave it 1em and then it's fine.
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