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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on 10/06/47 11:41
"tt" <teddybubu@Hotrmail.com> wrote:
> Please explain thisfor me.
Try explaining your problem first, in a simple way and illustrated with
a URL. What are you really trying to accomplish.
> Ok I copied this from a site.
Stop doing so. If you don't understand what it is, how do you expect us
to help without seeing it in a) in the original context, b) in your
context? Copying CSS code is generally foolish. Adopting ideas is fine,
as long as you have _understood_ them.
> ".style27 {font-size: small; font-family: "Ethiopian Jiret";}"
The selector alone sends some bogosity signals. Class names are
supposed to be descriptive, not enumerative. What is Ethiopian Jiret
font and why would you use it? It sounds like an attempt to extend
character repertoire with fontistic tricks. In any case, surely more
than 99 % of Internet users' computers don't contain such a font.
> The body of the html has the following code that gets the non
> microsoft font and displays it:
> <td width="85%" class="style27 "><a href="RevAgency.htm"
> class="menu">የገቢ
> አስተዳደር</a></td>
>
> The result is that it gets the correct font even though the letters
> አ is not the unicode # for that specific letter.
What specific letter, which correct font?
> I am a
> beginner and really need to understand how this works.
Please define "this".
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