This question original question's title was "Proper way to "Link" 2 image frames together to create a thumbnail version of that image frame (that auto-updates)", which made it too wide for the width of a question (I have since changed the title to a more appropriate title).
The problem is, with ...
We're experimenting with using Ubuntu Condensed as our website's primary font. The non-condensed Ubuntu font has too much width, and feels splayed out. Previously, we were using Signika.
It's sometimes recommended not to use a condensed font as your primary font, so we're considering other comp...
then I dont understand.. if the question and answers are out of date why not make a new question referencing the old question as a source.. BUT then you will be stuck with regularly updating your answer over time.
I'm okay with leaving it as is. The nature of anything posted on the internet will make it susceptible to obsolenity (is that an actual word?)
when I come across an SO post for a problem I'm having, I always read every answer. There is often a better solution that has less upvotes and isn't the accepted one
I think there's more value to having everything (even outdated stuff) contained in one question rather than a labyrinth of links pointing to the "2015 redux summer edition" post
We're experimenting with using Ubuntu Condensed as our website's primary font. The non-condensed Ubuntu font has too much width, and feels splayed out. Previously, we were using Signika.
It's sometimes recommended not to use a condensed font as your primary font, so we're considering other comp...
