Confirmed on my dev site with FF3. Bold is there but font color is not.
Same on IE7
my source shows:
But the color and Font family are both not showing up. Only the strong and font-size is working.
In FCK it shows as it should.
Same on IE7
my source shows:
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<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 255, 0);"><span style="font-size: larger;"><span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS;"><strong>L'orem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit.</strong></span></span></span></p>
In FCK it shows as it should.
Last edited by Qphoria on Tue Jan 06, 2009 4:54 am, edited 1 time in total.
Hi Q,
In the example html that you posted, line 22 of default.css (shown below) is effectively killing off any effects normally produced by the strong tag.
In the example html that you posted, line 22 of default.css (shown below) is effectively killing off any effects normally produced by the strong tag.
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b, strong, th
{
color: #000000;
}
Another issue here that everybody seems to be overlooking, is the font that has been chosen, ie. Comic Sans MS. What does the "MS" stand for? Think about it. This is a proprietary font, subsequently, not everybody has it.
It's all very well to make the product descriptions look pretty with some fancy font, but if it is not going to display in your client's browser, what is the purpose of using it?
It's all very well to make the product descriptions look pretty with some fancy font, but if it is not going to display in your client's browser, what is the purpose of using it?
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Sorry, but I thought inline Css had priority over attached Style sheets.
As far as the editor, it does not seem to care about the order.
As you said, it shows the color and bold.
It is the browser that cares. All I know is, You can not embed a tag such as
bold or italic inside a span tag. If you do, browsers don't seem to interpret the span tag.
I didn't make the CSS standards, just have to live by them.
And yes, I use Bold and or color on over 1100 items.
As far as the editor, it does not seem to care about the order.
As you said, it shows the color and bold.
It is the browser that cares. All I know is, You can not embed a tag such as
bold or italic inside a span tag. If you do, browsers don't seem to interpret the span tag.
I didn't make the CSS standards, just have to live by them.
And yes, I use Bold and or color on over 1100 items.
Brent
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