In a dim and distant universe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Michael Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> enlightened us thusly:
> Of course, but it improves on what we had before. Font tag sizes don't > sit well with NetSurf's CSS based innards, so it is not straightforward. Of course, I have no idea how NetSurf's internals work, but assuming the parser can read the font size value, isn't it a simple(!!) case of temporarily knocking the font size up or down a size until the closing tag. If <strong> or <em> can make a small portion of text bold or italic (which currently works ok), couldn't you just go up or down a point size (as presumably it knows what point size it's currently plotting text in) and assuming the existing size is 9pt then make font +1 temporarily use 10pt and font-1 use 8pt ? I wouldn't have thought it would be a great deal different to changing to a bold or italic font style, but then <manuel>I know nothing</manuel> :-)
