Michael Glaesemann wrote: > >> As Peter has pointed out, the CSS can handle a lot of it. It doesn't > >> have to be hardcoded into the SGML-to-HTML transformation. One option > >> would be to use colors as well (I'm not talking a rainbow of fruit > >> flavors here :). In particular, I find italics often difficult to read > >> on the web. I'll try to get a few styles worked up by tomorrow that > > > > I think it is the monospace italics that really look bad. > > I'd have to agree with you. Making them a color other than the text > (black) or the links (blue/purple depending on your eyes) would set > them off quite well. Serif fonts at small sizes can also be pretty > nasty, though this isn't an issue with the PostgreSQL docs.
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