Hi Johnny, I don't know all the details of the implementation of UIO at this point. So someone else may be better to answer, but I'll give the first pass a shot.
First off, which version of Infusion are you using; 1.4 or some pre-release version straight from the git repo? As for the font not changing, that's somewhat expected. UIO will actually pick from a selection of fonts, depending on what's available on your system. The default will be to use Georgia for Times New Roman. https://github.com/fluid-project/infusion/blob/master/src/webapp/framework/fss/css/fss-text.css#L106 Hope that clears things up a bit. I really appreciate that you continue to experiment with and surface issue for UIO. It's really helpful. Thanks Justin On 2012-05-25, at 3:23 PM, Johnny Taylor wrote: > Justin, > > Interesting stuff. Thanks. I couldn't remember how I set my blog up > <http://abledaccess> and seeing how I had and issue using rem before > <http://abledaccess.com/blog/issue-using-rem/> I was curious how this all > played out. And I found some curious behaviour. > > I set all my font settings via the html element. Given my issues using rem I > thought I'd better try some stuff (to insure everything still functions > properly) just to see what happens. Now by no means am I finished but 2 > interesting things so far; > > 1. You can't exceed or declare any less than a 100% font-size, when setting > font-size in your style sheet, on the body element? Which is most likely > documented somewhere, but I don't recall reading it anywhere, not that I've > read much on UIO before this. Not that this behaviour is necessarily > undesirable but you are free to do whatever you want on the html element (up > to, and including, 260%, it seemed silly to exceed that). And what is most > interesting is everything still works (testing still pending). > > 2. And I use Georgia as my base font. And I noticed this before, when I > switch to "Times New Roman" nothing happens. I figured it might be a result > of my using the html element for all the font goodness, but no deal. Is this > supposed to happen? Does "Times New Roman" have to match exactly for it to > work? Or should any Times font suffice? Before I crack off I should really > check if I even have "Times New Roman" installed on my machine. Oops, too > late. > > That's it, for now. > > Johnny
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