Re: Rendering ascii-art in HTML (PRE tag, CENTER tag)
From Brock Kevin Nambo <new...@earthling.net>
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· 20 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Ben Norwood wrote in message ... > >OK, here's the definitive opinion on CENTER/PRE (from w3c): [snip] Of course, the definitive opinion of ASCII-art (from w3c) is that it should not be in HTML because of the way that it would be presented in nonvisual browsers. I believe they recommend the <OBJECT> tag and the <IFRAME> tag. Both of which are really only supported by IE right now. If only Netscape was HTML4 ! Mozilla's source code is out; has anybody made a better browser from it yet? (that would run on my windozz cmputer?) >>BKNambo -- Sun...@msn.com World Domination through Trivia! [ chatquiz | onGames | MarsMission ]
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