Yes. That certainly would have been an issue if I were doing the
testing on an XHTML 1.1 page. In fact, however, I'm doing it on a kind
of "gateway" page that gives access to more than one distance-learning
courses, only one of which (a Calculus course) needs the full MathML
capability. So I serve
I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that you must serve
XHTML 1.1 as real XML instead of using the text/html mime type, which
I assume you are doing if you have it working in IE as it does not
support XHTML served in the correct way.
That's an absolute stab in the dark, and probably n
Well, you're right that it works for the usual fonts.
I hadn't noticed that because my interest in having such a test
derives from the desire to detect if users have the necessary fonts
installed to display MathML in documents served as
http://www.w3.org/TR/MathML2/dtd/xhtml-math11-f.dtd";>
So
I set up a test and added some debugging code and it works for me.
Here is the relevant stuff so you can see how it differs.
HTML:
Some well-chosen sample text
Some well-chosen sample text
JS:
function IsItThere( fontname ){
$("#test").css("font-family", fontname + ", monospace
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