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No need to approve this – but I wanted to note that “try and” in your third point above should actually be “try to”. Since you are students (and I’m an editor), I thought I’d mention it.
Great project! I’m looking forward to reading your work.
Duly noted and changed – thanks
I like the content and concept. However, it’s difficult to read due to the font style that you use! Because of the unusual, non-standard font, I can’t get through the articles. Please remove the fixed font format so that user’s web browsers will display a readable font.
Could you explain further please Mark? I’m not sure I understand your issue. Thanks.
Safari, Mac, the font on your site is a “light” style (very thin,closely spaced).
I don’t know the name of the font (maybe it is Helvetica Light). But your website is using styling that is “fixed”. The site doesn’t let the browser display fonts according to it’s own settings. It is very difficult to read the light font. Also, is the font black? It might be a shade of gray. Hard to say. Hard to read. Also…no way to contact anyone here directly by email?
Thanks Mark.
The lack of an email contact was an oversight – now added.
On the font front, we use a well established template in WordPress, and I am loath to start messing around with it at this point.