Felix Miata wrote:
Someone who actually has those broken antiques around to test with might
want to test out the font-family I use to do resets with, something like
'p .normal {font-family: qwzxxzwq, serif;}'.
IIRC it was an IE6 version, so not too 'antique'.
Unfortunately it was a couple of ye
On 06/03/24 05:32 Lea de Groot apparently typed:
> Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
>> Then why not avoid naming a font and do a simple:
>> font-family: Sans-Serif;
>> or
>> font-family: Serif;
>> Then the OS could use whatever it assumed to be it's definitive version
>> of that font style.
> Be
Thanks Matthew.
Matthew Cruickshank wrote:
Andrew Cunningham wrote:
The crux of the issue is the I'd want to use Times New Roman, Arial or
Tahoma in a browser on Windows Vista, but avoid those fonts on any
other version of Windows, since the core fonts would be inappropriate
fonts on older v
Matthew Cruickshank wrote:
Andrew Cunningham wrote:
The crux of the issue is the I'd want to use Times New Roman, Arial or
Tahoma in a browser on Windows Vista, but avoid those fonts on any
other version of Windows, since the core fonts would be inappropriate
fonts on older versions of Windows
Andrew Cunningham wrote:
The
crux of the issue is the I'd want to use Times New Roman, Arial or
Tahoma in a browser on Windows Vista, but avoid those fonts on any
other version of Windows, since the core fonts would be inappropriate
fonts on older versions of Windows.
The user-agent string o
On 3/23/06 8:46 AM, "Andrew Cunningham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One aspect that has me wondering at the moment, is ways of selecting or
> specifiying appropriate fonts in CSS. On Windows Vista I'd use the core
> Times New Roman, Tahoma or Arial fonts, and likewise slect appropriate fonts
>
Hi everyone,
I have what many be a very odd question. Please bear with me. At the moment
i'm in the early stages of planning a digital library project targeting
African languages.
One aspect that has me wondering at the moment, is ways of selecting or
specifiying appropriate fonts in CSS. On