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Andrew Cunningham
Project Manager, Research and Development
(Social
The problem with and is that HTML5 gives them semantic meaning but
they also have inherent styling.
Of I use these elements in a multilingual envirnonment, then for some
languages I would need to change weight or style to normal, then use
styling appropriate to the language.
Andrew
On 17/02/2
ppearance of these elements should be styled on a
per language or a per writing script basis.
If the and I elements are symantic, then isn't necessarily bold,
and isn't necessarily italic
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Andrew Cunningham
Project Manager, Research and Development
Social and Digital Inclusion Uni
to sue font fallback mechanisms if the
browser can't use web fonts.
Andrew
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Andrew Cunningham
Senior Project Manager, Research and Development
Vicnet
State Library of Victoria
Australia
andr...@vicnet.net.au
lang.supp...@gmai
ys thing fonts should be specified. If your main
audience is in-country, you should use fonts available on localised
versions of windows, and only use the fonts on English windows as a
last resort fallback when specifying fonts.
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Andrew Cunningham
Senior Project Manager, Research and Development
o specify fonts. Relying on font fall back mechanisms is a
bad idea. Font fall back for some scripts is broken in certain
browsers. Other browsers provide no way for end users to control
default scripts.
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Andrew Cunningham
Senior Project Manager, Research and Development
Vicnet
State Lib
d in web sites that are intended to be truly
multilingual.
Andrew
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Andrew Cunningham
Vicnet Research and Development Coordinator
State Library of Victoria
Australia
andr...@vicnet.net.au
lang.supp...@gmail.com
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