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angelyne · 08-18-2007, 01:58 PM

I'm having a small problem.

I have a sentence that is coded like this : Gram called at five in the morning. She never remembered which looks like this

Gram called at five in the morning. She never remembered the time difference.

I don't like the fact that the first letter is not italics. It looks funny. I also wanted the first letter to be a drop cap. So I changed the code to this :

<big class='libprs500_dropcaps'>G</big>ram called at five in the morning. She never remembered

The result looks fine in a browser, but doesn't convert well. The result is the first letter is in italics and drop-capped, but the rest of the sentence looses the italics.

It looks like this

G ram called at five in the morning.

08-18-2007, 01:58 PM	#404
angelyne Connoisseur Posts: 57 Karma: 50 Join Date: Jun 2007 Device: Sony Reader PRS-500	I'm having a small problem. I have a sentence that is coded like this : <p class="first">G<em>ram called at five in the morning. She never remembered</em> which looks like this Gram called at five in the morning. She never remembered the time difference. I don't like the fact that the first letter is not italics. It looks funny. I also wanted the first letter to be a drop cap. So I changed the code to this : <p class="first"><em><big class='libprs500_dropcaps'>G</big>ram called at five in the morning. She never remembered</em> The result looks fine in a browser, but doesn't convert well. The result is the first letter is in italics and drop-capped, but the rest of the sentence looses the italics. It looks like this G ram called at five in the morning.