p {font-size: 7pt;}
p.arial {font-family: arial;}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<p>
It’s a bit difficult to read text at small font sizes, which
is an advantage if -- for strictly legal reasons -
- you don’t want someone to see the small print in
your document.
<p class = “arial”>
It’s a bit difficult to read text at small font sizes, which
is an advantage if -- for strictly legal
reasons -- you don’t want someone to see the small print in
your document.
</p>
</body>
</html>
One particularly interesting font design is called Optima, which attempts to
combine the qualities of serif and sans serif. It is classically proportioned but
avoids serifs. It’s actually quite a beautiful font.
Optima permits itself some slight serifs (see the lowercase a) and also a little
variation in line widths. So, if you want to combine sans and serif, consider a
font like Optima.
Figure 5-4:
Optima (or
as Microsoft
calls it,
Optimum) is
a hybrid font
combining
qualities of
both sans
and serif
fonts.