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Old 06-03-2009, 04:29 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
AFAIK, the user is guaranteed to have default serif, sansserif, monospace, cursive and fantasy fonts.
Maybe I didn't explain myself. I mean I don't want to force "serif" for the ".predrop", since the user (or the reader) might have "sans-serif" as the default font, and likewise for any other font selection command. I want the "font-family" property to be whatever-default-applies-for-this-user-and-system.

I guess I could do something like:

Quote:
<span class="drop"><span class="predrop">«¡</span><span class="cap">B</span></span>
and just

Code:
<span class="drop cap">B</span>
for the simple cases. I'll have to try this.
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