sweeeeet...we definately need that here. typing tab is so messy without it.
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Not here. They all showed up as serifs, likely due to my choice of operating system.iaresee said:Did it work?
What would be what? I see it on Winblows and Linux (RHEL4).Schluppy said:Not here. They all showed up as serifs, likely due to my choice of operating system.
Try installing the Microsoft TT font package through the Ubuntu Add Software... link.Schluppy said:Ubuntu
I could but it'd be rather silly to expect every user either to have or install the appropriate fonts to utilize a basic forum feature when a generic and universal tag, expressly designed for the purpose, could take care of it.Try installing the Microsoft TT font package through the Ubuntu Add Software... link.
Not everyone. Just people who want to run Firefox on Ubunutu. I'm looking at this now from Firefox on my RHEL3 machine and it's not showing mono-spaced fonts.Schluppy said:I could but it'd be rather silly to expect every user either to have or install the appropriate fonts to utilize a basic forum feature when a generic and universal tag, expressly designed for the purpose, could take care of it.
Looks like someone added the code modifier thought so problem solved.
You're correct. I fired up Opera (on Ubuntu) and the font tags work correctly.Just people who want to run Firefox on Ubunutu.