Allowing inline <STRONG> to be </STRONG>
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- Mon Aug 12, 2013 2:53 am
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I can't find the section of CSS I need to edit out that strips inline styling, STRONG, in particular, to remain in print.
In this article, for example: http://www.enewspf.com/latest-local/452 ... icago.html
Take the first bullet point:
1. Breastfeeding is not sexual. Nursing is a necessary and beneficial act, done by a mother primarily to benefit her baby. Those who see a woman using her breast to feed her child as a sexual or offensive act are viewing a biological function through the lens of a hypersexualized society – one where it is acceptable to flaunt and cheapen our bodies, but less acceptable to use them in a natural and healthy way to benefit our babies.
As it appears above, "Breastfeeding is not sexual" should appear bold, but does not do so in the site.
What can I do?
Thanks,
GK
In this article, for example: http://www.enewspf.com/latest-local/452 ... icago.html
Take the first bullet point:
1. Breastfeeding is not sexual. Nursing is a necessary and beneficial act, done by a mother primarily to benefit her baby. Those who see a woman using her breast to feed her child as a sexual or offensive act are viewing a biological function through the lens of a hypersexualized society – one where it is acceptable to flaunt and cheapen our bodies, but less acceptable to use them in a natural and healthy way to benefit our babies.
As it appears above, "Breastfeeding is not sexual" should appear bold, but does not do so in the site.
What can I do?
Thanks,
GK
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- Mon Aug 12, 2013 5:46 am
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Hi,
is "bold" but a little bit, so please use this code:
How to: http://www.gavick.com/documentation/joo ... -template/
is "bold" but a little bit, so please use this code:
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b,strong {font-weight:bold;color:#000;}
How to: http://www.gavick.com/documentation/joo ... -template/
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- Mon Aug 12, 2013 5:58 am
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Nailed it with this:
Had to add !important. Looks great now.
Thank you!
GK
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b,strong {font-weight:bold !important;color:#000;}
Had to add !important. Looks great now.
Thank you!
GK
Pawel F wrote:Hi,
is "bold" but a little bit, so please use this code:
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b,strong {font-weight:bold;color:#000;}
How to: http://www.gavick.com/documentation/joo ... -template/
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