OK, I've figured out the workaround. Rev will screw up the fonts in
_substacks_ when the default font of the main stack is changed**,
UNLESS the substack has a non-empty textFont, not just an effective
textfont, before you change the default/owner's/stack font in the
main stack.
The solution is to put into a preOpenStack handler in the MAIN stack
a line like this:
set the textfont of stack "My Substack" to the effective
textfont of stack "My Substack"
(It's possible to do this for multiple substacks by building a list
of them.)
What a waste of a day.
Charles Hartman
** And I do mean screw up. Here's what Rev whimsically does. When the
textfont of a main stack is changed -- right at that moment, as far
as I can tell -- Rev goes through the substack inserting font tags
that specify the main stack's PREVIOUS textFont. Each tag extends
from just before the first _style_ change in the field's text, until
the end of that paragraph (marked by a </p>).
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