Barney Carroll wrote:
The Readable Web blog is almost my single point of reference for the
latest on font-face.
If it's supposed to be The Readable Web, why does it eschew both
accepted conventions [1] for indicating the start of a new paragraph,
and rely solely on the last line of the
I am not advocating Richard Fink's blog as a shining example of page
layout, and can't account for his decisions in typesetting. His
technical knowledge of the latest in implementations of CSS font
embedding is spot on though, and he can be relied upon to keep readers
abreast. I think the name of
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17.5.2011 12:29, Philip TAYLOR (Webmaster, Ret'd) wrote:
If it's supposed to be The Readable Web, why does it eschew both
accepted conventions [1] for indicating the start of a new paragraph,
and rely solely on the last line of the previous paragraph ending short ?
Philip Taylor
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