On Thursday, May 10, 2012 10:30:21 PM UTC-5, Ben Fritz wrote: > > The other idea I had, is abandoning the idea of getting it working on IE8, > and using inline SVG to create an image that had the line number text. I'm > not sure whether this will work or not, but I suspect it might, since it's > an image. I did not try it at first because at the time Opera did not > support inline SVG, and IE8 doesn't. Also I couldn't get the width to be > correct for browsers without the 'ch' unit, but now I've got some javascript > figured out to handle that (since Webkit and Gecko do weird things to the > width of input elements). I know absolutely nothing about SVG, if you or > someone else knows SVG and can put together a working test page which copies > regular text but not SVG text, that would be awesome. If I understand inline > SVG, IE8 and other browsers which don't support it would fall back to > showing the text.
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