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Originally Posted by Turtle91
That is the same type of kluge that people have used for things like drop-caps. Unfortunately, there are still quite a few people who use it. It is NOT a recommended technique. It breaks up words so any spelling checkers, or search algorithms would not work, and it is not accessibility friendly...think what TTS programs would sound like: S...O...I...have heard...
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It was my unfortunate contribution
(to preserve the exact styling--mixed small caps with regular caps) to the advice that led to that. I think that
<p><small>SO I HAVE HEARD</small>, said Death.</p>
would preserve both the small caps where sighted users are concerned, and the information that Death's words ring
differently for everyone else. (Even the previously mentioned Random in Death uses
<small> where small caps are concerned
)