Re: ascii-Bilder auf Websites
From Dirk Lucas <ace...@gmx.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 9 Oct 2001 17:34 · View full thread
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Matthias Opatz wrote: > Wie bekommt man ascii-Bilder auf eine Website, m�glichst > mit Frontpage? Eigentlich interessiert es mich nicht wegen > der ascii-Bilder, sondern f�r Plain-Text-Tabellen. Das > Problem ist aber das gleiche: Frontpage und auch andere > html-Editoren "verschlucken" alle Leerzeichenketten und > lassen nur ein Leerzeichen stehen. 1. Einer der besten html-Editoren ist immer noch Notepad. 2. Gesch�tzte Leerzeichen sehen so aus: 3. http://www.teamone.de/selfhtml/selfhtml.htm regelt. Bis denne, Dirk -- FpfMpf650 mmfmmmpmfpmfmppmpm Mpfpffmppmppfppmffpppmpm mmpfmffmp Mff mmfmmmppp ppmmmmpmpmpp mfffmp FmmFmpPpfPffPpm
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