discuss: (Fwd) Green on black in HTML
Subject:
(Fwd) Green on black in HTML
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Date:
17 Jul 2001 19:40:43 -0000
Message-Id: <20010717194042.89164.qmail@web13803.mail.yahoo.com>
Since you asked...
(Really, I'd do this myself, but I stink at lisp-like
languages.)
The LaTeX output could use some prettying-up.
1) URLs don't wrap. There is a LaTeX package that does
this. I don't know if it comes with the teTeX
distribution, but it could be rolled into jadetex and
pdfjadetex, right? It would make things *so* much
prettier.
2) Why is Times (I *think* it's Times) used? Why not
Computer Modern? I've just started using TeX and I've
sort of fallen in typographic love with the cm fonts.
And they come with TeX.
3) Why is \raggedright specified? TeX provides
incredibly nice justification and autohyphenation and
so on; why not take advantage of it? When I print out
my docs, I want them to look like books, not like HTML
pages with a nicer table of contents.
I can probably think of more. I take it that all
stylesheet suggestions can be sent to you?
Thank you for your time.
-adam buchbinder
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