- From: Chimbis <chimbis@sunny.bahnhof.se>
- Date: Sun, 28 Dec 1997 17:49:17 +0000
- To: www-style@w3.org
I recently recieved my copy of a basic stylesheet book. Much to my dismay I found that I have problems, I want to do a historically correct reproduction of a old book (1633) on the web. I'll eventually manage it with exact positioning etc. The problem is though that the manuscript mixes two different fonts for which I would use Garamond (new-font) and something called Old Schwaben (main-font). I thought that <P class="main-font">text text text <DIV class="new-font">other text</DIV> text text</P> would be fine but this breaks the text around "other text". Then I thought of <P class="main-font">text text text <EM class="new-font">other text</EM> text text</P> which works in this case as I will point out that the page is meant to viewed with the newest browsers. But it won't work in other instances as it may look very strange with <EM>. Q: is there a <DIV> like solution that doesn't break the text? Apologies if I'm missing something obvious. Martin S. Martin Skjöldebrand <chimbis@bahnhof.se> Member of HTML Writers Guild Welcome to visit The Olde Cookery Book at http://www.bahnhof.se/~chimbis/tocb/
Received on Sunday, 28 December 1997 11:49:51 UTC