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This seems really obscure to me but does anyone know why a font inside an input tag will display larger than defined if the font face is not defined in the CSS for the input element itself versus only the parent container or body tag?
Example: http://jsfiddle.net/cLffe/1/
I noticed this in Safari, Firefox and Chrome. Is this a browser bug or am I missing something about default CSS for input elements?
Because the
<input>does not inherit the font-face.Short and to the point 🙂