russ weakley wrote:
However, all of these image replacement methods have serious downsides thatThat's my view exactly. Some of the techniques are very good, but there's still nothing I'd want to use on a commercial site, where I think hackery should be kept to a minimum. Not to mention the extra development time - using css for layout is already pushing out the time required for html.
should be explained to designers before they jump on them as a solution.
Which is why I was looking for resources on fonts and examples of nicely styled headings. I want to prove to the designers that it *can* be done, images not required! Thanks to everyone who responded - much appreciated.
We have a local internet industry social group here in Perth (http://www.port-80.net). Last night I heard that the next event will be a "designers vs developers" debate. Should be funny, although it could possibly end in violence :)
K.
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