Mark Stanton wrote:
> > When the page specifies 'verdana, arial, helvetica,
> > sans-serif', such people almost never get to see their preference.
> ...unless they are using user style sheets, then they get to see whatever
> they want...
Theoretically. The problem is the majority of sites use such rule
specificity that generic user stylesheet rules don't get applied very
much. Mine right now is 12K plus a whole bunch of site specific imported
sheets and I still suffer from class and id specificity.
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