I personally haven't encountered any standards describing such, but it's
very common to see long articles break into multiple pages. Also creates
more ad places if that's your thing.
Others in the group might think differently of course.
Joseph R. B. Taylor
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On 10/16/10 6:19 PM, grant_malcolm_bai...@westnet.com.au wrote:
Hello,
Is there any standard (official or otherwise) that limits the length
of single web pages?
I edit an online journal which contains articles of up to 7000 words.
Currently each article resides on a single web page which the viewer
must scroll to read. Some of the articles are 10-20 'screens' in length.
If anyone could clarify whether there is a standard and, if so, how
such documents should be presented, I would be grateful. If you want
to look at the journal I'm talking about see www.baileyandireland.com.
Thank you,
Grant Bailey
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