Chris Lilley wrote: > The point is that CSS1 has a nice model where the fonts available is not an > opaque blob but has separate descriptors for things like the family, the > style, the weight, and so on. its then possible to change one property and > match to a different font. I don't see any reasons for this not to work with the url() proposal for font-family. There's not reason the url() couldn't point to something that contains several fonts (a bold one, an italic one, in different font sizes, etc), corresponding to the actual concept of a font family. -BorisReceived on Thursday, 24 August 2006 16:04:29 GMT
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