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Tisa is quite nice, I've used it for customers that required a warm, personal appearance. The article itself is poorly "typeset", Tisa requires a line-height f
by BasDirks 15y ago
Tisa is quite nice, I've used it for customers that required a warm, personal appearance.
The article itself is poorly "typeset", Tisa requires a line-height far above 1.3em. The author also has an inexplicable love for the "·" character, which quite frankly reminds me of the MSN names of younger friends.
Verdana and Tisa don't work together on the same line. Someone will probably throw "matter of taste" at me, but no, just no.
The HTML is pretty bad (though I'm going to assume the author knows this), <p class=h2> is not cool. If you really want to put your header on the same line as your paragraph's initial line, there are some tricks for that.
-> https://plus.google.com/photos/116442928671550976358/albums/5630578662550213281 https://plus.google.com/photos/116442928671550976358/albums/...
- jamesaguilar 15y agoYour edited version is a lot better. Every time I go to Tim's site I wonder why he hasn't fixed it to look not terrible.
- aeontech 15y agoI am constantly pleasantly surprised here, I come into comments expecting the usual "How is this hacker news?" type of thing, and instead find some practical and useful suggestions on typography... Speaking as someone who can't make head or tails of it himself, thank you for the info :)