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  <font color="FAFA519">test</font>
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Do you like all of those font tags? Most browsers will render all of them identically.

I have never, ever run into a font tag like that in the wild. No tools that I know of will generate such tags. They have to be mis-coded by hand. If the corpus you're dealing with is "safe" (e.g., all generated by working tools), then you probably won't need to worry about these at all.

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Re: Re: How to Deflea a Cat
by Tricky (Sexton) on Aug 29, 2003 at 11:11 UTC

    I'm looking into altering in-line stlyles first, then delving into embedded style sheets next.

    It's laborious and not-a-little pointless, as tried-and-tested HTML parser modules are available. My project aim is to look into the pros and cons of changing HTML with regexps.

    Cheers
    T : )
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