#192 [1.6.0] CSS bug that causes display problems

[Jean-Christophe Helary]

The CSS seems to cause display problems on some platforms when the
proposed fonts do not support the used character set.

[Henry Pijffers]

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It's possible in CSS to specify more than just one font, so
the browser can choose, in the order listed, which font it
can support. For example:

h1 {
font-family: arial, verdana, helvetica, japfnt;
}

Maybe adding a special Japanese font (at the end of the
list) will solve the problem.

[Jean-Christophe Helary]

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Would this new html+css set solve the problem ?
Please test...

[Jean-Christophe Helary]

new html and css for the tutorial, to test

[Jean-Christophe Helary]

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sorry, i uploaded the English version of the tutorial. Anyway, the CSS should fix
a few font problems...

[Maxym Mykhalchuk]

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Hi JC, have you tested the CSS?

[yutaka_catch]

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I checked new CSS with Windows XP-Ja.
It is OK.
thanks

[Maxym Mykhalchuk]

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Thanks a lot, Yutaka.
I'll commit updates CSS soon

[Maxym Mykhalchuk]

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Hmm. There's a problem that this new CSS is much smaller and
does not include all the styles that were there before. I
corrected the CSS to include more styles, but checked twice
that none of the new styles contains "font-family" statements.
Fixed in CVS.

[Maxym Mykhalchuk]

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closing, recently released RC11 fixes this bug