The Elements of Typographic Style was created in 1992.
The International Typographic Style, also known as Swiss Style, was developed by a group of Swiss designers in the 1950s. Key figures associated with this style include Josef Müller-Brockmann, Armin Hofmann, and Emil Ruder. They emphasized clean, minimalist design, grid systems, and sans-serif typefaces.
The Elements of Typographic Style by Robert Bringhurst has 382 pages in the version I'm referring to.
The ISBN of The Elements of Typographic Style is 0-88179-110-5.
International Society of Typographic Designers was created in 1928.
W. B. McDermut has written: 'The typographic style-book'
Generally, only one space is used after a comma when it is used as a mark of punctuation in most writing styles. However, some style guides and typographic conventions may recommend using two spaces after a comma for better readability.
Bold print is a typographic style where text is darkened and heightened to make it stand out from the surrounding text. It is often used to emphasize certain words or phrases in a document.
Typographic contrast refers to the difference in visual weight, style, size, or color between different elements in a design. It helps create hierarchy, emphasis, and visual interest in typography by highlighting important information and guiding the reader's attention through the content.
Non-italic typesetting is commonly referred to as roman type. This style of typographic design is characterized by upright, non-slanted letterforms.
I suggest that it is a typographic error.
Alt. of Typographical