When reading our web-based server documentation in Ubuntu Firefox, I
have always seen overly-large fixed-width text. In looking at our CSS
files, specifically text.css, I see:
#txtArchives pre { font-size:150%;}#txtArchives tt { font-size:150%;}
This certainly looks wrong, and explains what I am seeing. Does anyone
know why it is there?
The actual code that is causing a problem in my browser is in
geckofixes.css:
#docContainer tt, #docContainer pre, #docContainer code { font-size:1.4em;}
and below it is this contradicting code for multi-tag content:
#docContainer tt tt, #docContainer tt code, #docContainer tt pre { font-size: 1.0em;}#docContainer pre code,
#docContainerpre tt, #docContainer pre pre { font-size: 1.0em;}#docContainer code code, #docContainer code tt,
#docContainercode pre { font-size: 1.0em;}
Again, why is it there. There are no comments indicating its purpose,
and it is clearly causing problems on my Firefox/Ubuntu setup.
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