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Old 05-12-2013, 03:06 PM   #56
Lucas Malor
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I confirm the bug. It happens to every element that has font-family: sans-serif. I tested it with an html5 document, a version of your code:
Spoiler:
PHP Code:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<
html lang="en">
  <
head>
    <
meta charset="utf-8">
    <
title>Some title</title>
    
    <
style type="text/css">
        

        
{
            
font-familysans-serif;
        }
        
h1h2h3h4 
        
{
            
font-familyserif;
        }
    </
style>
    
  </
head>
  <
body>
    <
h2>This headline should have a serif font.</h2>
    <
p>This paragraph should have a sans-serif font.</p>
  </
body>
</
html

Can you add your informations in the original post? Thanks

EDIT: ah, if I set both h2 and p with sans-serif, text is displayed as serif anyway, so it's not caused by the use of two different families.

Last edited by Lucas Malor; 05-12-2013 at 03:13 PM.
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