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Re: How do I get the most out of heading tags?

From Max on 25 June '98
adding to How do I get the most out of heading tags? posted by Jim

>Heeding the wisdom of Max (Apr. 9), I'm adding more heading tags to
>my pages. This immediately runs into a design problem: Headings 2
>and 3 are often too big to be used without mucking up the page.

See http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/%7Emudws/font.html for a rant on the
subject of why forcing font size is a bad idea.
"The truly insidious effects of the FONT element are reserved for users
of popular graphic browsers like Netscape and Internet Explorer."

http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/css/ has a basic tutorial.
What's really good about style sheets is that you can change the appearance
of an entire site by changing just the style sheets

Replies from other people:

Re: How do I get the most out of heading tags? Nicholas - 25/6/98
- Re: How do I get the most out of heading tags? Max - 26/6/98
  - Re: How do I get the most out of heading tags? iestyn - 26/6/98
    - Re: How do I get the most out of heading tags? Max - 26/6/98

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Reply:	>>Heeding the wisdom of Max (Apr. 9), I'm adding more heading tags to >>my pages. This immediately runs into a design problem: Headings 2 >>and 3 are often too big to be used without mucking up the page. > See http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/%7Emudws/font.html for a rant on the >subject of why forcing font size is a bad idea. >"The truly insidious effects of the FONT element are reserved for users >of popular graphic browsers like Netscape and Internet Explorer." > http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/css/ has a basic tutorial. >What's really good about style sheets is that you can change the appearance >of an entire site by changing just the style sheets