This regards LPP-1991, which reports that this example for <font> in
the LZX Reference -- http://www.openlaszlo.org/lps-latest/docs/
reference/html-font.html -- is wrong:
<canvas height="30">
<font name="Arioso" src="ariosor.ttf">
<face src="ariosob.ttf" style="bold"/>
</font>
<text height="24">
Some <font color="#ff0000">red</font> text, and text
in <font face="Arioso" size="24">Arioso</font>
and <font face="Arioso" size="24"><b>Arioso bold</b></font>.
</text>
</canvas>
Reporter Benjamin Shine writes:
The face attribute of the font tag WITHIN a text tag can only refer
to client fonts. So the example should recommend doing this
<text font="clawless" fontsize="48">This shows up as Clawless</
text>
not this
<text><font face="clawless">...</font></text>
Benjamin is correct, but to modify the LZX Reference example as such:
<canvas height="30">
<font name="Arioso" src="ariosor.ttf">
<face src="ariosob.ttf" style="bold"/>
</font>
<text height="24">
Some <font color="#ff0000">red</font> text, and text
in <text font="Arioso" fontsize="24">Arioso</text>
and <text font="Arioso" fontsize="24"><b>Arioso bold</b></text>.
</text>
</canvas>
fixes the problem with the font being displayed, but it creates a
different problem in that every time the compiler sees a new <text>
tag, it breaks the line.
So the question is, How to change fonts back and forth within the
same line or graph of text?
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