Online Vertical Layout: Chinese Characters, Images and the Web
Online Vertical Layout: Chinese Characters, Images and the Web
This essay introduces simple HTML coding for creating vertical text on the Web. This coding can also enable images to move horizontally across the screen in a panoramic presentation. The coding is originally a Microsoft adaptation of a version of Cascading Style Sheets 3 (CSS3), and as such in the early 2000s the coding worked only on Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser. Beginning probably in the mid-2010s, all popular Web browsers including Apple's Safari have had the vertical text display functionality built in.
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Journal of East Asian Libraries, World Wide Web, Online images, Online text, Chinese text direction, Vertical text direction, Text direction, Chinese characters
Journal of East Asian Libraries, World Wide Web, Online images, Online text, Chinese text direction, Vertical text direction, Text direction, Chinese characters
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