CSS abuse
Boris 'pi' Piwinger
3.14 at logic.univie.ac.at
Mon Mar 31 15:36:29 CEST 2003
Jeff Kinz wrote:
>> >I don't understand. How does keeping the text a constant width increase
>> >readability?
>>
>> That is what centuries of typesetting showed. Long lines are
>> very hard to read
>
> Yes for books.... We are not using books here.
Why do you believe it changes with the medium?
> By using fixed text width you destroy the inherent flexibility
> of the browser to be arranged in the fashion that meets the needs of the
> READER, which is the whole point of using browsers and HTML in the first
> place.
CSS changed that long ago. But max-width is *not* fixed
width, it is just what it says, an upper bound.
> Since there is no way to turn off style sheets in Phoenix I can't turn off
> the style either.
Since Phoenix is a Mozilla clone, you can probably use user
style sheets to set max-width to auto for body.
pi
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