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Originally Posted by bookman156
There is nothing simpler than using c2sc and smcp. If they are unsupported or a different font is used by the reader you get a better result as fallback. What's difficult about that?
If the font is changed or c2sc and smcp aren't supported, the full caps will stay as full caps, whereas the smcp can be backed up with font-variant-caps: small-caps; so you still get small caps if that is supported.
You've done it the best as is possible.
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You don't get it. This is all wrong. You want to do it in a way that works bet in most situations. That is to make sure the small-caps are lowercase and then they will render correctly in software that support small-caps..
Don't use some non-standard font that doesn't work the way most fonts do. That's not good form.