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W3C i18n article: Text size in translation

choonkeat about 1 year ago

It is very common for non-Latin text to have much taller characters than Latin text. Not only that, but these scripts often require more vertical space between lines than does Latin text.
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   "It is very common for non-Latin text to have much taller
    characters than Latin text. Not only that, but these scripts
    often require more vertical space between lines than does Latin
    text"
 
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