I'm applying the following CSS:
dl dd {
font-size: 12px;
font-weight: bold;
}
but my text is not bold in IE?
HTML:
<dl><dt>Prepared For</dt><dd><pre>( client name )</pre></dd></dl>
I think it might have something to do with the <pre>
tags, because when they aren't there, it's bolded.
The font family is Arial.
The structure of a definition list should be something like:
<dl>
<dt>Some title</dt>
<dd>Your definition</dd>
</dl>
Do you have anything other than text in the <dd>
that might have styles being applied to them that override your dl dd
CSS, like a <span>
or <strong>
or <em>
?
EDIT:
Saw your update. It definitely DOES have to do with your <pre>
tags. Your CSS rules don't override the <pre>
because that sort of defeats the purpose of "pre-formatted text."
Try expanding your CSS to include <pre>
in the chain of selectors, and if that fails, you may need to use !important
(although this is generally frowned upon):
dl dd pre {
font-size: 12px;
font-weight: bold !important; /* remove !important if not needed */
}
See if that works and report back.