Wrong again.
Safari is not the problem. Rather the problem is my own lack of information
regarding how JHS works with browsers. It turns out that emptying Safari's
cache restored and setting the css for game.screen{ display : block;}, as
Bill had suggested, made the text all visible. I had a hard time finding
the cache emptying option in Safari because it is not in the same location
as other similar options.
I also learned along the way that using two different browser's
simultaneously with JHS produces is mysterious. That's about all I can say
for now.
On Sat, Feb 8, 2014 at 4:25 PM, Brian Schott <[email protected]> wrote:
> This is a new reply to the several messages back in this thread.
> The conclusion I made earlier regarding the display:none versus
> display:block seems to be incorrect. Before I had thought that
> display:block was required in either or both of (1) the <form> element as
> implemented in JHS in the noun formtmpl_jhs_ and of (2) the css style for
> #game.screen. But it now appears that the entire problem was Safari vs
> Chrome: Chrome shows the text regardless of the status in (1) and (2).
>
> It now looks like the problem is with one or both of the font-families
> used in Safari. My evidence is that if I change both font-families to
> Helvetica, the text shows.
>
>
>
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