Can someone think of a reason that this wouldn't work in any version of IE? I have a drop down select menu for choosing the font family of an element, which calls a javascript function to change the font-family. Here is the html...
<select id="selecth1FontFamily" name="selectFontFamily" onchange="updateh1family();">
<option> Serif </option>
<option> Arial </option>
<option> Sans-Serif </option>
<option> Tahoma </option>
<option> Verdana </option>
<option> Lucida Sans Unicode </option>
</select>
And here is the JavaScript...
function updateh1family() {
var selector = document.getElementById('selecth1FontFamily');
var cssPreviewSpan = document.getElementById('h1FontFamily');
cssPreviewSpan.innerHTML = selector.value;
// also update the CSS preview
var h1 = document.getElementById('liveh1')
h1.style.fontFamily = selector.value;
}
This works to change the font family of the element in EVERY browser, minus the dreaded internet explorer. Any thoughts? I mean, it is a fairly straightforward function, I tried to think of other ways to go about it but I'm pretty much stuck. Thank you to all who read this!