Quote:
Originally Posted by theducks
Wrap the phrase in a span
Code:
<P>Stuff <span class="fakesmcaps">THE PHRASE NOW SHOWS AS SMALL CAPS</SPAN> More stuff.</p>
Code:
.fakesmcaps { fontsize: 85%; }
If the phrase is not already upper case, you can use the default Clips (apply to selection)UPPERCASE REGEX |
This causes all characters to be reduced in size.
What is needed is something to mimic the following, which is very labor intensive:
Code:
T<small>HE</small> P<small>HE</small> N<small>HE</small> S<small>HE</small> A<small>HE</small> S<small>HE</small>L C<small>HE</small>
The leading character is full size and the following characters are reduced insize.