[WebKit-devel] About fonts (... again ...?)

[Adrian von Bidder]

Heyho!

(Webkit KPart r1010646 from my Debian packaging hg repository.)

Viewing file:///usr/share/doc/python-sqlalchemy-doc/html/intro.html (sorry, 
I'm offline right now, but I guess the docs of sqlalchemy 0.5 are onlyine, 
too), I noticed that the "code" boxes (and in particular the block schema 
below; since spaces are just spaces, it's not as bad in regular code) do not 
use a monospace font, whereas when viewed in khtml a monospaced font is 
correctly used.  Is this known?  Can I give you details that would help you?

The block schema in question is quite at the top of the file:

+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|             Object Relational Mapper (ORM)                |
+-----------------------------------------------------------+
+---------+ +------------------------------------+ +--------+
|         | |       SQL Expression Language      | |        |
|         | +------------------------------------+ |        |
|         +-----------------------+ +--------------+        |
|        Dialect/Execution        | |    Schema Management  |
+---------------------------------+ +-----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------------------+
|  Connection Pooling  | |              Types               |
+----------------------+ +----------------------------------+

The schema is inside <div class="highlight-python"><pre>; I found
pre {
	background-color: #f0f0f0;	
	border: solid 1px #ccc;
	padding:10px;
	margin: 5px 5px 5px 5px;
	overflow:auto;
	line-height:1.3em;
}
but I didn't find where the highlight-python stuff is defined.  Perhaps 
somebody else cal help me there?

(And btw: why is there this quite noticeable default font size difference 
between khtml and webkit?  Shouldn't a default font setting of 10pt result 
in normal fonts being displayed as 10pt fonts, or at least (scaling in the 
css) as having the same size?

cheers
-- vbi

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