Thread: Readability - Making A Website Easier to Read
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Old 06-21-2009, 11:18 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by jimbob101 View Post
Looks Great.

I think i'll be using this a lot as i often find short stories online that i have to convert to reader to get them looking right

thanks again.
One more tip for you, if you are a Firefox user. There is an extension called "Nuke Everything Enhanced". It lets you highlight something on a web page and "hide" it.

For stories, you can highlight the story itself and choose to hide everything that is NOT highlighted. Then when you save or print it it only retains the stuff you choose. It doesn't reformat the page, just hides the stuff you don't want.

You can use it to isolate stories from the background, I've also used it on maps/directions when I want to hide the extra stuff so that it will fit on one the page.
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