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Shir Gans
Shir Gans

Reputation: 2027

One element, two different fonts & font-size. possible?

I got a webpage displaying english and hebrew information. The default english font is Verdana, and since Verdana does not support hebrew letters, the next option is Arial. The problem is that 14px of english (Verdana) are slightly bigger than 14px of the hebrew (Arial). How can I declare that I want 14px of Verdana, but 16px of Arial on the same element?

Is there any possible way of doing this ?

Thanks

Upvotes: 1

Views: 523

Answers (3)

Shir Gans
Shir Gans

Reputation: 2027

Well, it seems it can't be done... maybe with JS, but that's not the point. We had to gave up on Verdana.

Upvotes: 0

Roman Sklyarov
Roman Sklyarov

Reputation: 971

By different classes?

.english { font: 14px Verdana; }
.hebrew { font: 16px Arial; }

Upvotes: 0

jerluc
jerluc

Reputation: 4316

Only if you surround either the english or hebrew with something like a <span> and then style the inline <span> accordingly

Upvotes: 1

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