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WikiProject Popular Science Monthly…

“ The typesetting style is progressively streamlined and displays increased professionalism.
The composition is progressively improved and the payoff for the Wikisource proofreader is the reduced frequency of typographical embellishments. The number of quotes, italics and em dashes used on the pages are no more than a couple per page, and that's good news. Of course there are some extreme exceptions, like idiosyncratic writing where the word "practical", enclosed in quotes, appears nine times on a single page.
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WikiProject Popular Science Monthly…

“ If there is a secondary subtitle, center it and wrap it with a font size comparable to the original. This may be 100% or if smaller, use the 85% font size {{fs85}} template. Example:This page has one main and five sub titles. Otherwise, article titles consist of one main and, at most, three sub-titles. Since the styles differ, there is good visual contrast, even when the font-size difference is less than 10%. New articles can start anywhere on a page. ”
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WikiProject Popular Science Monthly…

“ The template top row is the header for centered column titles with padding top and bottom of the cells. The template second row is the first row padded on the top. The template third row is no padding. The template fourth row is the last table row, padded on the bottom.
Table layout for tables with single line borders for various font sizes, and matching line height.
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