FP2000: Font Formatting does not overwrite text with DHTML effects

When you use the "Formatting" effect to apply a font to text that has been formatted, the font does not change.

For example, if the original text is formatted with the Arial font and the "Formatting" effect font is set to Times New Roman, the font does not change to Times New Roman.

Character level styles take precedence over paragraph level styles. When you apply the "Formatting" effect to preformatted text, its appearance is not altered.

Dynamic HTML effects are applied as paragraph level styles. When you apply a font to text it is applied as a character level style.

For more information about Dynamic HTML Effects, click Microsoft FrontPage Help on the Help menu, type DHTML in the Answer Wizard, and then click Search to view the topic.