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Depending on the font, when you have an underlined name (as is common for hyperlinks) you don’t know if it’s an underscore or a space either. And underscores ar
by layer8 8mo ago
Depending on the font, when you have an underlined name (as is common for hyperlinks) you don’t know if it’s an underscore or a space either. And underscores are super wide in proportional fonts, so quite ugly typographically there. I therefore prefer to use dashes instead.
- galaxyLogic 8mo agoI agree dash is a better choice if the phrase is a "hyphenated compound". Such as "long-term". But if it is two words say in a proper noun like "New York", then dash might be a bit misleading.