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Chris Beall
I prefer the visual appearance of a double space between sentences. In
HTML, I get this effect by placing each sentence on its own line and
eding it with , thus:
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
The new line character following the provides the second space
before the next sentence starts.
This is, however, a STYLE thing, not CONTENT. In today's world it seems
that I should just be typing the sentences with a single separating
space and then applying an appropriate CSS sytle parameter like
sentence-space: double. I don't see any way to do this in CSS2, nor do
I see it over the horizon in CSS3.
Have I missed something?
Chris Beall
HTML, I get this effect by placing each sentence on its own line and
eding it with , thus:
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
The new line character following the provides the second space
before the next sentence starts.
This is, however, a STYLE thing, not CONTENT. In today's world it seems
that I should just be typing the sentences with a single separating
space and then applying an appropriate CSS sytle parameter like
sentence-space: double. I don't see any way to do this in CSS2, nor do
I see it over the horizon in CSS3.
Have I missed something?
Chris Beall