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It's somewhat unclear what you're trying to achieve. However it looks like you are trying to get the font face from an area that has none. The non breaking space (<code>&nbsp;</code>) is outside the font tag (<code> . . . </code>) and therefore has none of the attributes of that tag (face or size). If the non breaking space were inside the font tag, you could get its face. Here's a <a href="http://jsfiddle.net/Ess9V/1/" rel="nofollow">fiddle</a> illustrating that. For the sake of seeing something, I replaced <code>&nbsp</code> with <code>Hello</code>. HTML: <pre><code> Hello  Hello </code></pre> Javascript: <pre><code>// Alert the face function handleFonts(e) { alert(this.face); } // Get all the font elements var el = document.querySelectorAll("font"); // Bind event handlers to the elements // The last element of "el" is it's length so we only // iterate to el.length - 1 or i < el.length for (var i = 0; i < el.length; i++) { el[i].addEventListener("click", handleFonts, true); el[i].addEventListener("keypress", handleFonts, true); } </code></pre> Clicking on the text in the first paragraph tag triggers nothing. Clicking on the text in the second works fine. We can get around this though with a little extra javascript. With HTML like in the first tag and the following Javascript, we can get the face of the font within the tag containing <code>&nbsp</code>, even though <code>&nbsp</code> is not within that font tag. HTML: <pre><code>Hello </code></pre> Javascript: <pre><code>// Get the paragraph tag we want var lastPTag = document.getElementById("last-p-tag"); // Bind an event to clicking on it lastPTag.addEventListener("click", function(e) { // Alert the face attribute of the first font element // within that p tag alert(this.querySelector("font").face); }, true); </code></pre> This is included at the end of the fiddle.
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