Re: [css-d] font-family in inline styles

Sent by Andrew Clover on 11 July 2002 07:07

Eric A. Meyer [EMAIL-REMOVED]> wrote:

> If you use single-quote marks to enclose your attribute values, then 
> use double-quotes in the value itself.

This is easiest, yes. Alternatively you can use normal HTML escaping:

  font-family: ""Trebuchet MS", Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"

  font-family: ''Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"

This example is only for masochists of course, but there may be times when
you do need both type of quote in one attribute.

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Andrew Clover
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Message thread:

• [css-d] Re: Help -- css weirdness in K-Meleon (Opera all right) - Techwatcher, 10th July 2002 16:37
  • [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Ryan Schroeder, 10th July 2002 16:55
    • RE: [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Bob Sawyer, 10th July 2002 17:02
      • Re: [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Ryan Schroeder, 10th July 2002 17:11
      • RE: [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Keith Underdown, 10th July 2002 18:33
    • Re: [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Eric A. Meyer, 10th July 2002 17:12
      • Re: [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Andrew Clover, 11th July 2002 07:49
    • Re: [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Kevin Smith, 10th July 2002 17:20
    • Re: [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Porter Glendinning, 10th July 2002 17:46
    • Re: [css-d] font-family in inline styles - Marilyn Matty, 11th July 2002 03:42
  • Re: [css-d] Re: Help -- css weirdness in K-Meleon (Opera all right) - Andrew Clover, 11th July 2002 08:07