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Originally Posted by DNSB
I'm still trying to wrap my mind around what was being attempted with the em, em em em, em em em em em { trying to set italic while em em, em em em em {
were trying to set normal.
An attempt to toggle nested em tags between italic and normal?
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Yes it was...and totally unnecessary to go that far. I only use one of those lines in the css...plus any special divs or somesuch:
Code:
em {font-style:italic}
em em {font-style:normal}
div.telepath {font-style:italic}
div.telepath em {font-style:normal; color:blue}
Code:
<div class="telepath">
<p>I expect this question to <em>again</em> open up the em vs i argument -
even though it has nothing to do with the point!</p>
<p>Another sentence he said telepathically.</p>
</div>
Quote:
I expect this question to again open up the em vs i argument - even though it has nothing to do with the point!
Another sentence he said telepathically.
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The intent is to emphasize words that are already surrounded by italicized words - and, as we all know, <em> does NOT have to be just italics...it just means emphasized...and you can emphasize words or phrases in many different ways....like a different color, font size, or font-type...