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SLANTING text on a web page

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  • 31-01-2005 10:23am
    #1
    ChicoMendez
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    is there any way to do this?
    as opposed to putting it in a gif, jpg??


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    Jammer
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    ChicoMendez wrote:
    is there any way to do this?
    as opposed to putting it in a gif, jpg??

    <i>Italic Text</i> ... ?

    Italic Text ... ?


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    ChicoMendez
    Registered Users Posts: 648 ✭✭✭ChicoMendez


    Jammer wrote:
    <i>Italic Text</i> ... ?

    Italic Text ... ?


    hi - do you see that italic text - well that read straight across the screen...

    I mean position it diagnoally (from bottom left to top right)???


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    maxheadroom
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    ChicoMendez wrote:
    I mean position it diagnoally (from bottom left to top right)???
    You could probably work out some ridiculously compley CSS positioning solution, but it'll end up being less accessible than an image with proper alt and title attributes and way more work...


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    JustHalf
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    There is no rotational property in CSS1 or 2. I do not believe there is one CSS3, but even if there it is not supported in any browser I know of.

    An image placed over text using an image replacement technique is a good idea.


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    maxheadroom
    Registered Users Posts: 1,569 ✭✭✭maxheadroom


    JustHalf wrote:
    There is no rotational property in CSS1 or 2. I do not believe there is one CSS3, but even if there it is not supported in any browser I know of.
    I was thinking in terms of putting each letter in a nested tree of divs and using relative positioning to offset them horizontally. Like I said, messy.
    JustHalf wrote:
    An image placed over text using an image replacement technique is a good idea.
    Yep, this definitely seems to be the best option.


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    Figment
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    Either use an image/text replacement technique with the css(if you need it for search engines or visually impaired) or if you want it selectable then use a similar technique but with flash.


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