Typography in German
It took a German version of the site. Concerned about standard German typography.
It turned out the following:
1. The long (skittle) dash does not apply, the semi-hegel (“,”) [1] is used everywhere.
2. Quotes in German typography are made out in the following way: “Satz ...‚ Satz ... '... satz “[2] (there are other options [4, 5], I chose this one, because the Reformer can be set this way)
Related Links:
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1. artefact.lib.ru/design/text_macros_06_dashes_typo.shtml
2. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark%2C_non-English_usage
3. www.erlang.com.ru/web/articles/typo
4. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anführungszeichen
5. artefact.lib.ru/design/text_macros_05_quotes_typo.shtml
Thanks to all the commentators, the topic is updated as information from you.
It turned out the following:
1. The long (skittle) dash does not apply, the semi-hegel (“,”) [1] is used everywhere.
2. Quotes in German typography are made out in the following way: “Satz ...‚ Satz ... '... satz “[2] (there are other options [4, 5], I chose this one, because the Reformer can be set this way)
Related Links:
')
1. artefact.lib.ru/design/text_macros_06_dashes_typo.shtml
2. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark%2C_non-English_usage
3. www.erlang.com.ru/web/articles/typo
4. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anführungszeichen
5. artefact.lib.ru/design/text_macros_05_quotes_typo.shtml
Thanks to all the commentators, the topic is updated as information from you.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/12742/
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