CSS twiddle means more readable in XP?
I had a complaint (would probably be the best word) that the CSS I hand-hacked was rendering the page unreadable on XP, because I had “letter-spacing: -1px” - as in, squashed up. So I’ve now changed that to “unchanged”. Let me know what you think. To me it looks more spread out. Which I guess it should.
I dunno, CSS doesn’t touch me very much, because I glance at most sites and if I think they’re worth persevering with then I drop them into NetNewsWire. Presently with… 334 feeds, and just over 56,000 articles unread. Oh, the unexamined life..
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