Hi Everybody!

Is it just me or are more and more web pages running article text off at 
the edges? When I developed my own web pages I found that I had to force 
the margins to be a readable-without-panning width.

Somehow, you would think frameworks would have a format selection more 
or less "clickable" under a title like "column width" or something. As 
it was, it was a Pain in the tailbone and so complicated that I can't 
even remember how I did it.

Here's one example that I find more readable if I read it with "No 
Style" selected in the browser! With "No Style" I can size the text 
column to something comfortable to my eyes by adjusting the window width!

http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20090506-723670.html

You would think the Wall Street Journal, whose dead tree columns are 
only an inch and a half wide or thereabouts, would know that people 
don't really want to read stuff that is wider than their screen.

(end rant)  :-)
-- 
Regards,

Pete
http://pete-theisen.com/
http://elect-pete-theisen.com/

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