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Thought I should flag up this admittedly minor issue:-

The default template has this:-

.contentWikiView span.Courier { font-family: Courier, Courier New, monospace }

... and this:

.contentWikiView p.Code {
        ... snipped...
        font-family: Courier New, Courier, monospace;
    }

Note that the span.Courier lists Courier New after Courier, so (unlike the Code class), the font span will use the older, non-Cleartype font. At least, that's what happens with firefox 3.6 on Windows Vista.

Fog Creek Case FC1865667

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Thanks for the report. I have opened a case to potentially make this change for a future release.

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Still unfixed in FB 8! – Roddy Sep 20 2010 at 22:18
the new editor in FogBugz 8 doesn't style elements the same way. When you choose "New Courier" from the font drop-down, it puts the style inline on the element, and it does put New Courier before Courier. The code class has been replaced with "formatted" which uses a pre tag which is set to font-family: monospace with no other font set – adambox Sep 21 2010 at 15:35
Ah - I guess it's a legacy issue then. I'd used a custom template with the 'correct' ordering, but when I switched to the wonderful new FB8 default template, my 'old' content exhibited the original bug. – Roddy Oct 12 2010 at 17:07
Wait a second. Then why does my FB8 wiki template have span.Courier { font-family: Inconsolata, Courier, Courier New, monospace } and span.Console { font-family: Inconsolata, Lucida Console, Monaco, monospace } if those do nothing? I see no other place to change the style output by the editor... – Bryce Schober Nov 18 at 0:00

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