Bertilo Wennergren <bertilow@gmx.net> wrote: >[...] if the font choices do cause problems, they can just be left >out. You can use a lot of pretty CSS without having to say anything >about font-family. Just let everyone get his own default font >choice. For the next version, this is exactly what we did. The font-family is now generic (e.g. "sans-serif") and we ditched a whole lot of *-spacing properties. Not so much because they aren't needed as because I absolutely *suck* at typography and layout and would rather leave it to browser defaults then inflict my impressively inept sense of style on people. :-) >Then go wild with colors instead... And the current state doesn't count as going "wild with colors"? :-) -- Interviewer: "In what language do you write your algorithms?" Abigail: English. Interviewer: "What would you do if, say, Telnet didn't work?" Abigail: Look at the error message.Received on Friday, 13 December 2002 00:55:50 GMT
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