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CSS in Firefox renders extra bold within <span> element
Posted on 2013-05-16
On this website:
http://partnersdesign.net
After five seconds, the intro slide goes away and a Javascript counter appears. It is inside this element:
<span id="cntdwn"></span>
I got the counter Javascript online from someone else, but as far as I can tell it shouldn't be applying any of its own styles.
In all browsers, it looks fine, but in Firefox it is extremely bold. I tried adding this extra CSS, to no avail:
span#cntdwn{color:#000;fon
If anyone could help me understand why this is happening, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you!
http://partnersdesign.net
After five seconds, the intro slide goes away and a Javascript counter appears. It is inside this element:
<span id="cntdwn"></span>
I got the counter Javascript online from someone else, but as far as I can tell it shouldn't be applying any of its own styles.
In all browsers, it looks fine, but in Firefox it is extremely bold. I tried adding this extra CSS, to no avail:
span#cntdwn{color:#000;fon
If anyone could help me understand why this is happening, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you!
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