RE: [epub] Lockergnome

["Chris Pirillo" <seven@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I actually find the font used in Lockergnome a little hard to
> read.  I also think that Chris needs to break his content up more
> with paragraphs.  In the last edition of Lockgnome that I read, I
> counted 17 lines in one paragraph - unless the content is really
> compelling, I find that I give up - because it just doesn't make
> reading easy!

Yeah, I generally try to keep each review to one paragraph. I'll assume you
were talking about the Report? I know. Sometimes I forget that <p> is a
friend. Comic Sans MS isn't the world's most popular font, but I wanted to
get away from the norm.

Have you tried increasing the font size?

"Lockergnomie Pat Pluto figured out a workaround for the fixed-width font
'problems' that some of you have been having. Actually, I should say, those
of you with Microsoft e-mail clients (or Web browsers); Netscape users
shouldn't have the problem. This fix is universal -- applying to every HTML
newsletter and Web site you encounter. Open up Internet Explorer, select
Tools from the menu, then Internet Options, then press the Accessibility
button. At that point, you can choose to ignore the font sizes specified on
Web pages. This also applies to your e-mail if you use a Microsoft e-mail
client. This should keep EVERYONE happy; you're in control again."

Chris "Quit Posting" Pirillo



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