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georg3200 · 09-30-2010, 11:34 AM

Doesn't the iPad have global settings to change the font?
I was of the opinion, that when you use a serif-font like "georgia" the complete text is in georgia (a serif-font). And if you use "verdana" completely everything is in sans-serif?!?

We could not tell different parts of the text that they should be sans-serif while other parts should be in serif. Are we wrong and it is possible?
Maybe we used a wrong style: font-family:serif; ???

So, does it work, when I use abbr?

09-30-2010, 11:34 AM	#3
georg3200 Connoisseur Posts: 59 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2008 Device: none	Doesn't the iPad have global settings to change the font? I was of the opinion, that when you use a serif-font like "georgia" the complete text is in georgia (a serif-font). And if you use "verdana" completely everything is in sans-serif?!? We could not tell different parts of the text that they should be sans-serif while other parts should be in serif. Are we wrong and it is possible? Maybe we used a wrong style: font-family:serif; ??? So, does it work, when I use abbr?