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By: asbjornu
Interesting to read some facts about this issue, because I’ve been wondering about it myself. PS: Is it possible to get a print stylesheet for these pages so it’s possible to print the articles neatly...
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Is the incorrect nesting of the “span” and “tt” tags in the penultimate example deliberate? If so, how does it relate to the effect caused? Interesting examination of seemingly random behaviors...
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By: hyatt
Nah that misnesting is just a mistake. The real markup is correct… I just screwed up the text.
View ArticleBy: macnoid
The versions in the webkit nightlies are a nice approvement. Thanks! This discussion, of course, raises the question about why a smaller monospace font is desired in the first place? I’ve heard...
View ArticleBy: timofonic
This could be an interesting improvement in web browsers, I hope this can help solving one of my most annoying browsing problems: I use very large resolutions (1280×1024 as minimun and 1600×1200...
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[...] « Talking About XML With Tim Bray font-family: monospace font-family: monospace and why there are cross browser size issues. (via Roger) This entry [...]
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[...] le.” Hey, isn’t that NRK 1? Flickr: the “ACK” factor Too familiar. Surfin’ Safari: Strange Medium Dave Hyatt on monospaced fonts in Safari. Mac Mojo: Messenger: haves and hA/Ve [...]
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