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Old 02-12-2024, 08:55 AM   #116
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by paperwhite13 View Post
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 )
That won't work. You have lost the actual caps. With this code, the space is correctly preserved.

CSS
Code:
small {
  font-size: 0.8333em;
}
HTML
Code:
]<p><small>S<small>O</small> I <small>HAVE</small> <small>HEARD</small>, said Death.</p>
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