I noticed a difference in how Flash CS3 and simple HTML page parses
<b> and <i> tags.
For example:
var test2 = "A B C D <B> E F G <I> H I J K </B> L M N O </I> P Q R S T";
txt.htmlText = test2;
Flash produces: A B C D - regular font
E F G - bold
H I J K - bold+italic
L M N O - bold+italic
P Q R S T - bold
(it completely ignores the closing </B> tag).
While using the same string, pure HTML produces (as we could expect):
A B C D - regular font
E F G - bold
H I J K - bold+italic
L M N O - italic
P Q R S T - regular font
(clearly considers closing bold </B>).
Conclusion - Flash allows nesting <b><i>...</i></b>, but does not
allow intersecting two style formatting, like <b>...<i>...</b>..</i>
(I'm not sure if "intersection" is an appropriate word in this case).
Am I right here ?
g
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