Hello Eugene,

Friday, February 15, 2002, 5:49:34 AM, Eugene Savitsky wrote:

Eugene> The bug: look at the attach. In Bat! the font in set to 2 for all
Eugene> fonts, but in document only Albany is set to 2.

Eugene> Sfen says the 2 is set for all fonts in document, but I disagree and
Eugene> all browsers also (they shows it correctly).

Numerous points to make here:

First, the default font size (the one that a browser will revert
to if none is specified) is size 2 which is roughly equivalent
to 12 point I believe.

Second, as m.tatarynowicz suggested, the font size is not
correctly specified in the style spec since it does not include
a unit of size (pixels, em, points, etc.).  So that particular
part of the style sheet should and would be ignored or taken at
its default of size pixels which it does here in TB but
renders as size 2 in IE. These are not bugs but different
interpretation of faulty code.

Third, the the doctype tag at the beginning of the document
declares this document to be of HTML 3.2 specification which
does not account for CSS 1 or CSS 2.  Therefore, Amaya would not
parse the style portions of the style.  Even if it did, it would
be looking for the style type="text/css" line which is missing
from the style declaration.  But that is missing.  However, it
matters little what Amaya does because I doubt very many
people have Amaya as their default browser. Luckily IE accounts
for faulty WYSIWYG editors and displays what it can decipher
anyway.

Fourth, although the style declares Albany as the body font and
there is no body text in the document, it would only show to
those with Albany installed.  I don't have Albany and thus it is
correctly rendered as the default font at the default size --
Times New Roman at size 2 in IE. And body text is not the same as
table text.  Table text must be declared on its own when using
<font> tags.  Style is inherited, however.  So one mixing the
two can confuse themselves easily.

So, in a sense, you and Sfen are both mistaken.  Though the Bat
renders the document differently than IE, I wouldn't call it a
bug in TB; I'd call it numerous bugs in the document itself.


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