Subject: Re: [xsl] RE: Small Caps Solution (a bit long) From: "Jay Bryant" <jay@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2004 18:54:42 -0500 |
hi, if i understand the problem right, there is a much simpler and shorter solution without even bothering XSL just with plain CSS which you are using anyway: <h1 style="font-variant: small-caps;">A String to Render in Small Caps</h1> (better to put it in a CSS-class of course...) This might not be working in every browser, but at least covers a reasonble amount of them (Moz, IE, Opera, Safari etc). is that what you were looking for? cheers chris ----------------------------------- Hi, chris, The trouble is that the font has to have an actual small-caps variant built into it for that technique to work. As it happens, very few fonts do have a small-caps variant, which leaves the decision of how to render the string to the browser. I have read that, with most fonts, most browsers either ignore the setting or render the string as all caps. I wanted neither of those results. So, no, that's not what I sought, but thank you for suggesting it. Jay Bryant Bryant Communication Services
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