- From: jeff grannis <jgrannis@cetih.fr>
- Date: Tue, 20 Jul 1999 09:45:07 +0200
- To: Peter Fleck <pf@pfhyper.com>
- CC: www-html@w3.org
Peter Fleck wrote: > > [Bad subject on the last post of this message. My apologies.] > > What structural or logical meaning can be assigned to <BIG> and > <SMALL>? My guess is emphasis but why wouldn't I use <STRONG> or <EM>? > For <small>, I found a possible logical use. On the following web page: http://www.edit.co.uk/style.htm ; which gives some suggestions for style in technical publications, they state, "Small capital letters are sometimes used for acronyms which are not trade names" Come to think about it, I've often seen smaller capital letters used for titles of chapters and proper names (where in both cases, the first letter is a regular sized capital letter and the rest of the letters are small caps). I have no idea for <big>. Maybe there's a meaning in mathematics? Jeff
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