Cufon: 56 lines of HTML for 1 line of text.(paste.ubuntu.com)
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Cufon: 56 lines of HTML for 1 line of text.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/1097834/
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What am I not understanding?
The same thing as me apparently. Besides, are we really still using cufon?
It's from here: http://www.splunk.com/company
We're remarking that this is silly, right?
It's from here: http://www.splunk.com/company
We're remarking that this is silly, right?
This code is generated. Doing it by hand would be crazy but letting a script do the work for you is not that crazy.
Cufon was the best way to use custom fonts 3 years ago. It apparently worked for these guys when they built their site and it's still working, apparently: no need to jump on another bandwagon every 6 months.
FYI, the real HTML for this single line of text is
If you want other examples of necessary crazyness and uglyness, look at all the code needed for one of those "share" buttons or at all the html needed to create a lightbox.
Cufon was the best way to use custom fonts 3 years ago. It apparently worked for these guys when they built their site and it's still working, apparently: no need to jump on another bandwagon every 6 months.
FYI, the real HTML for this single line of text is
<h2>Every Company is a Data Company</h2>
If you want other examples of necessary crazyness and uglyness, look at all the code needed for one of those "share" buttons or at all the html needed to create a lightbox.
Imagine how many TrueType instructions this is!