July 1998
Intermediate to advanced
1456 pages
65h 5m
English
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Name
fontStyle — NN n/a IE 4 DOM n/a
Synopsis
Read/Write
Whether the element is rendered in a normal (roman), italic, or
oblique font style. If the fontFamily includes
font faces labeled Italic and/or Oblique, the setting of the
fontStyle attribute summons those particular font
faces from the browser’s system. But if the specialized font
faces are not available in the system, the normal font face is
usually algorithmically slanted to look italic. Output sent to a
printer with such font settings relies on the quality of arbitration
between the client computer and printer to render an electronically
generated italic font style. While personal computer software
typically includes other kinds of font rendering under the heading of
“Style,” see fontVariant and
fontWeight for other kinds of font
“styles.”
Example
document.all.emphasis.style.fontStyle= "italic"
Value
Internet Explorer 4 recognizes the following string values:
normal | italic |
oblique, but treats both italic
and oblique as italic.
Default
None.
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