On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 21:31:55 +0000, Ian Hickson wrote:
> Mozilla is ignoring your font rules:
>
> font: normal normal bold x-large inherit
>
> ...almost certainly doesn't do what you want. The spec is not that clear
> about this, but if the above is interpreted at all, then it will mean that
> the font should be set to one called "inherit", not that it will be
> inherited. Mozilla ignores the entire rule.
>
> I hope to get this clarified in CSS2.1.
Ah, thank you. Although, I don't see why it ignores the entire rule! If I
try to set it to:
font: normal normal bold x-large flibble;
And there is no font called "flibble", surely it should still set the font
to normal normal bold x-large?
Oh well, I have explicitly specified the font for now. I am almost certain
that Opera (and even IE!) gets it right in this case.
Now... if only I could find out why Gecko puts that ugly white stripe
along the top of the page. Happens here too:
http://www.ncteaparty.co.uk/
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