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I would really need some help on the font-stretch property.
I have read how it's done and how it is supposed to work but neither IE or FF reneder me any result.
Do you have experience with this property? Is there a specific commad order in need to follow for it to work ? (like LVHA for <a>) -
I don't think that's supported by any browser yet.
http://www.csscreator.com/attributes/properties/font-stretch -
X( what's the point in writing code if noone boders to implement it.
Thank you for your time though, I shall have to compromise. -
I have found a sollution that will bypass the human eye on this function.
However, it useless in terms of further SEO or screen-readers.
Note this method is only for display pourposes and it should not be considered more than that. I do not encourage using it, but I mean to show it's possible.
# h2{
font:normal normal lighter 25px Verdana;
word-spacing:-11px
}
The lettersof <h2> should therefore be separated to give the impression of font-stretch: E x a m p l e -
- CommentAuthorNick Presta
- CommentTimeJan 10th 2006
The Font-Stretch property was added in the CSS 2 specification to deal with fonts of varying x-height.
However, it was not widely implemented or used so it was removed in the CSS 2.1 document.
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