You may be right. It could also be a simple limitation of how the HTML
parser links up to the CSS parser. Still, it would be good to know why
certain tags are redefinable by CSS and some are not, so at least I
could figure out if there's a fix by extending some class or other.
On another
=== Joseph Balderson wrote:
You may be right. It could also be a simple limitation of how the HTML
parser links up to the CSS parser. Still, it would be good to know why
certain tags are redefinable by CSS and some are not, so at least I
could figure out if there's a fix by
I've been trying to find this out, but for the life of me can't find the
answer to this question anywhere and could use your help...
When you use a Stylesheet object for formatting an htmlText-field, you
can only redefine the p, body, li, and a tags, whether it be
with AS or using an external
Hello Joseph,
I think default tags are closely connected to TextFormat properties.
So, the content of b tag will always have TextFormat.bold = true
and content of i tag will always have TextFormat.italic = true
They're just trying to make TextFormat and tags interchangeable where
possible.
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