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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 11/23/45 11:41
dorayme wrote:
> In article <440a3e02$0$25070$cb0e7fc6@news.centralva.net>,
> "Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote:
>
>
>>dorayme wrote:
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>>>Is there a simple way of finding out what font one is looking at
>>>in a web page? Sometimes, of course, it is easy to look at source
>>>and css, but other times it is a bother to get the right sheet...
>>>And sometimes it is complicated by the recommended, generic, what
>>>you have set on your machine etc. But some people will know what
>>>I mean and have probably wondered the same thing.
>>>
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>>DOM inspector for Moz/FF look at 'Computed Style' for element
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> OK I go to say http://sn2.com.au
>
> And I open the DOM inspector from the Tools menu. And open an
> arrow to down on a P and #text appears and what then?
>
The #text may be nothing but a carriage return or white-space, but in
your example the only P not in the "abused" table layout is the
'conditions of use | contacts' links at the bottom. When selected in the
left pane go to the right pane select 'Computed Style' from the type
drop-down to the left of where it says 'Object -DOM Node'. Scroll to
'Font-Family' and the cascade sets the element to
'Arial,Geneva,Helvetica,Verdana,sans-serif'
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Take care,
Jonathan
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