When testing my story, everything remains as courier, but when I test in a browser, anything using <p> or <br> suddenly changes fonts. Any idea why or how to stop that without having to go through and edit out/stop using that syntax?
Someone runs down a hallyway. You call out.
<center>(either: ("$yourName<br>Hey!"),("$yourName<br>"Have you seen my sandwich?!"))</center>
The figure stops and turns, revealing a businesswoman with the head of a moose. Suddenly, her eyes turn laser red and fire at you.
The part that changes is between the <center> brackets. In other areas I do this and it's fine. When I remove the <br> it remains the correct font. Any idea what's up?
Did you test your example because I noticed that you unnecessary wrapping each parameter of your (either:) macro in brackets and that the second parameter contains three double quotes which results in a Unexpected identifier error. I use the following to run my tests:
(set: $yourName to "Bobo")
Someone runs down a hallyway. You call out.
<center>(either: "$yourName<br>Hey!", "$yourName<br>\"Have you seen my sandwich?!\"")</center>
The figure stops and turns, revealing a businesswoman with the head of a moose. Suddenly, her eyes turn laser red and fire at you.
Your example also left of one important bit of information, that being exactly how are you setting the font to courier. I used the following CSS:
html {
font-family: courier;
}
I tested the above on Windows 10 using Chrome, Firefox, IE and Edge and all text appeared in courier.
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The part that changes is between the <center> brackets. In other areas I do this and it's fine. When I remove the <br> it remains the correct font. Any idea what's up?
Your example also left of one important bit of information, that being exactly how are you setting the font to courier. I used the following CSS:
I tested the above on Windows 10 using Chrome, Firefox, IE and Edge and all text appeared in courier.