The CSS ch unit is defined as the width of the character 0 (zero, or U+0030) of the font. While the ch unit works as an exact measurement for monospaced / fixed width fonts like Courier, it can be unpredictable with proportional fonts like
Adding the authors details to a blog post adds credibility to the article – newspapers, BBC tend to do this.
Adding the picture of the author of content adds to its credibility
A table of contents at the beginning of an article works well.
Lets people know what is coming and they can dip in where they like.
I suspect that will work well with search engines.
Related posts can work well when used carefully.
Internal linking.
Ch – Character Width CSS
The CSS ch unit is defined as the width of the character 0 (zero, or U+0030) of the font. While the ch unit works as an exact measurement for monospaced / fixed width fonts like Courier, it can be unpredictable with proportional fonts like
The text in this box is set at 65 characters wide which is ch in the width choice. This is a great feature, if the font size is increased the ch value remains the same.
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