Re: getting a Sans font for Arial references in Konqueror

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On Monday 17 May 2004 03:06 pm, Jim Horner wrote:
> > (BTW, all the text from "Among the featured guests" down should not be
> > bold, but Konqueror bolds everything.)
>
> Here is an excerpt of the HTML, note the initial <B> does not have a
> closing </B> before the next opening <B> tag. So in this case, what
> should a browser do? It seems logically to bold everything until there
> is a closing </B> (which there isn't and hence the reason why everything
> is bold).
>
> <B>
> <P> <IMG src="../image/logo300.jpg" border=0 align=right alt="SUNI IV
> logo" width=300 height=300 transp> The biggest and best Sunbeam owners
> event is just around the corner.
> <P> This year <B><A href="http://www.parkcityinfo.com";>Park City&#44;
> Utah</A></B>

That <B> is closed off further down, at 

             "...  in Park City for the whole family. </B> "

so it seems that nested bold tags are mis-handled. All my tags are 
guaranteed to be closed because I use a mark-up language and processor to 
generate html that enforces completeness. It also lets me nest tags at 
will, and I figure any w3c-compliant browser should be able to handle 
this, and so far all but Konqueror do.
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