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For the attention of the German speaking and Germanic Studies contributors and visitors of the LGP website. The website ‘theme’ used in the LGP website does not allow capitalization of any words in its ‘pages’ and ‘widget’ titles. It automatically turns any capital letter into lowercase. For this we sincerely apologise. Should we find a css way to fix this, we will do it promptly.
The LGP website should display well in any brower. However, if you experience “jumbled” letters when accessing the website, you may wish to adjust the font size you have selected for your browser (go to View in your browser top menu, and adjust accordingly).
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Should you experience difficulties with visualising Hebrew or Aramaic characters, these can be settled (at least in theory) by adopting a character converter table or software. The Jewish Encyclopedia, which you find listed on the righ hand side in the LGP website, offers guidance on this issue.
