At 19:45 99/01/31 +0100, Jacob Palme wrote:
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<excerpt>(3) For those web pages, which employ line length limiting
techniques, there will then be too few characters/line with
the default font size. So most such web pages specify <<font
size=2>.
</excerpt>
Web pages should not contain "<<font size=???>" at all.
First, if you want to do anything in that direction, please
use CSS. Second, you should only use that if you want to
indicated that something is smaller (or bigger) than normal.
Using size=2 for the whole page is complete nonsense, except
for e.g. a "small print" page of some contract.
Please don't try to interpolate "Good usage of HTML in e-mail"
based on bad usage of HTML on web pages.
Regards, Martin.
#-#-# Martin J. Du"rst, World Wide Web Consortium
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