Hello there.
I work in a research association. Our members should post scientific text contributions for a annual scientific brochure. So, in most cases the texts contain Greek letters within an English words (e.g. formulas, designations...). The texts are copied from MS Word and pasted into the browser/FCKEditor. They use the font "Symbol" for these letters but if they are pasted, only the Latin letter is shown (a for alpha, b for beta...) in a non-IE browser because symbol fonts (such as Wingdings, Webdings, Symbol...) are not supported.
Where must I change the source-code, that, for example, '<span style="font-family: Symbol">abc</span>' will be replaced by 'αβγ'?
I work in a research association. Our members should post scientific text contributions for a annual scientific brochure. So, in most cases the texts contain Greek letters within an English words (e.g. formulas, designations...). The texts are copied from MS Word and pasted into the browser/FCKEditor. They use the font "Symbol" for these letters but if they are pasted, only the Latin letter is shown (a for alpha, b for beta...) in a non-IE browser because symbol fonts (such as Wingdings, Webdings, Symbol...) are not supported.
Where must I change the source-code, that, for example, '<span style="font-family: Symbol">abc</span>' will be replaced by 'αβγ'?
RE: symbol fonts not supported by non-IE brow
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33127