Either that or simply go down the PDF route and put the important
legal information into a separate document.
I've found similar issues to this from legal teams who require a
perfect translation from a word doc etc, and as Georg says, relying on
individual browser support is often not acceptable (especially if
regulatory bodies etc try to view them in a non fully compliant
browser).
David
On 27 Jan 2009, at 19:25, Gunlaug Sørtun <[email protected]> wrote:
James O'Neill wrote:
We are a small county displaying our ordinances and parens are
important for legal notations and references.
If such details are important, they should be written in plain text.
Regardless of whether a method is found or not, one can not rely on
browsers support for HTML/CSS to "replicate importance" at such a
level.
Simplest way to test if a method is acceptable or not for a particular
case, is to observe the outcome with CSS and script support off - in
Lynx for instance.
regards
Georg
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