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Originally Posted by JSWolf
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.
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Actually, no. The OP specifically said this was for their own personal use on a device that supports this function.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The thing is, if you are changing the CSS of where the text is uppercase and a smaller font size is applied (I like 0.8333em), then you do need to make sure the letters you want to appear as smallcaps are lowercase. So you do need the text-transform: lowercase; Otherwise you won't have smallcaps. You will still have uppercase. If the text is lowercase to start with, then the text-transform won't do anything and font-variant: small-caps; will still work.
Making the text lowercase is not defeating the purpose. It's allowing the text to be changed to smallcaps. Uppercase text does not become smallcaps using small-caps.
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Jon. Take a step back for a second. Deep breath.....now, read what was actually printed instead of assuming your method is correct for everyone in every situation.